There are many ETFs, mutual funds, etc., that hold uranium and/or uranium-related companies.

https://sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-commodity-funds/uranium/

Also URA, URNM, and NLR

Can you share how you invest in Uranium please? thanks

I don’t do country-specific funds because I don’t have time to reallocate and constantly check conditions in each country. I prefer to divide the world into U.S., non-U.S. developed, and emerging markets and leave it at that.

The nice thing about investing is that you don’t need talent or skills if you get lucky and accidentally press “Buy” instead of “Sell.”

That’s an honest view – hope you recovered well, and glad you were lucky in your mistake !

Thanks! by your wording in the article I thought you were investing in specific country ETFs- so you just focus on these ones you have lisetd?

Emerging Markets:

FPADX
IEMG
VEMAX

Developed/All:

VFSAX
VEA
IDEV
VTMGX

Some are index funds or admiral shares (Vanguard) but there are usually corresponding ETF versions.

Can you share what international ETFs that you specifically are invested in?
Thanks!

Yes, that is part of it as well. Distributing all the new money to people in the form of stimulus checks tends to create more consumer price inflation than sending the money to banks. But the supply chain issues and the greater consolidation / pricing power since 2008 also play a big role.

Thanks. It was more that I got tired of responding comments and requests to “update” my views on GameStop (and other people disagreeing and saying it had nothing to do with money printing/stimulus distribution/lockdowns). It was interesting to look at once, but I have no desire to keep following the company and every single movement in its stock price over time.