Give me some nuclear stocks

Screening Filters

1. Market Cap ≥ $1,000,000,000

   • Purpose: Focus on larger, more established companies in the nuclear value chain.
   • Rationale: Billion‑dollar market cap tends to capture leading uranium producers, developers, and related nuclear-materials companies rather than tiny, highly speculative juniors. For nuclear‑energy exposure, investors often prefer companies with real assets, projects, and financing capacity.

2. Share Price ≥ $3

   • Purpose: Avoid very low‑priced (often penny) stocks.
   • Rationale: Many micro-cap uranium or nuclear‑related stocks trade under a few dollars and can be extremely volatile and illiquid. A $3+ price filter helps screen out the most speculative names and “lottery ticket” stocks, improving the quality and tradability of the results.

3. Monthly Average Dollar Volume ≥ $300,000

   • Purpose: Ensure there is sufficient trading activity to enter and exit positions more easily.
   • Rationale: Nuclear and uranium equities can get very illiquid. A dollar volume threshold means you’re more likely to get stocks that trade regularly and have tighter bid‑ask spreads, making them more practical for real-world investing.

4. Sector = Uranium

   • Purpose: Directly target companies whose primary business is uranium— the core fuel for nuclear power.
   • Rationale: Uranium miners, explorers, and related companies are among the most direct equity plays on nuclear energy demand. By restricting the sector to “Uranium,” the screener ensures that the results are tightly linked to the nuclear fuel side of the industry, rather than broad energy or mining.

5. Theme = Uranium

   • Purpose: Capture stocks explicitly tagged as part of the uranium/nuclear theme, even if their formal sector classification is broader (e.g., diversified mining or energy).
   • Rationale: Theme tagging helps identify companies whose business thesis is tied to uranium or nuclear power (e.g., uranium-focused ETFs, developers, or diversified miners with significant uranium operations), making the results more relevant to “nuclear energy-related” exposure.

Why Results Match:

• The Uranium sector and Uranium theme filters directly link the results to companies whose business models are driven by nuclear energy demand (via uranium production, development, or exposure).
• The market cap, price, and liquidity (dollar volume) filters refine that universe to more established, investable names, avoiding the riskiest micro-caps and the thinnest-traded securities, while still giving you targeted nuclear‑energy exposure.