How do I invest in nuclear energy?

[Anonymous No.50254758]

I'm done with reckless decisions with my money and recognize this is the future. How do I build a portfolio that centers around alternative energy and still diversified enough to provide me stable year over year returns?

[Anonymous No.50255016]

>>50254758
Just make a startup which builds quality nuclear plants

[Anonymous No.50255124]

>>50254758
If you want stable y/y returns forget energy and buy bonds, no such thing otherwise.

If you want to actually make money forget about losing money. If you want to absolutely catch the move but give away some of the gains for less volatity buy an ETF.

Otherwise it's kind of like crypto but instead of buying shitcoins you buy a bunch of shit companies (actually as good as you can but nearly bankrupt) with a percentage of your portfolio, as many as you can while reasonably invested, and when the move of the commodity, in this case uranium, moves, the best companies will 10-20x at least and you buy a boat.

[Anonymous No.50255172]

>>50255124
You just gotta hold until the poomp happens may take 10 years if the conditions are right. They actually are right now so you're in luck.

[Anonymous No.50255217]

>>50254758
>in nuclear energy
you can't. there are no pure-play utilities that operate nuclear power plants to the exclusion of all other kinds of power generation which are also publicly traded. their day may come, but not now.
>diversified
what the fuck difference does nuclear energy make to you, then? you don't even know what you want.

[Anonymous No.50257490]

>>50254758
testing sage