DNN
Denison Mines Corp
stock NYSEAMERICAN

Not going to make you rich but will consistently make money.
Sell puts on blue chip undervalued stocks like American Airlines, Ford, General Mills. Keep doing so and collect the premium till you get caught on one. Collect the dividend and start selling calls at or above your average.
Also like to buy cheap stocks I think could pop on day like DNN and Cronos group. Sell covered calls above my cost average. Will never lose money. Worst that can happen is you sell above you average but below market, or the stock keeps going down to the point you can no longer sell calls above average.
Consistently make a little extra money every month.

MGNX, MBOT, WU, DNN

Great question—and one that a lot of people new to the sector wrestle with.
💼 ETF vs. Single Stocks: The Nuclear Edition
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✅ Why ETFs can be great:
Diversification: Avoids betting it all on one company (which matters in a volatile, project-risk-heavy space like uranium).
No need to time trades or deep-dive every balance sheet.
Passive exposure to the broader nuclear and uranium trend (AI, energy security, SMRs, etc).
The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear Technologies UCITS ETF (A3D47K) is one of the more balanced, nuclear-focused ETFs for EU investors. It includes miners, utilities, and nuclear tech—giving you exposure across the whole value chain.
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❌ Why some say ETFs are a “bad idea”:
Dilution of performance: If uranium miners rally hard, but the ETF also holds slow-moving utilities, your gains are capped.
Higher fees vs. buying a few quality stocks directly.
You’re buying the theme, not necessarily the best companies—some ETFs hold firms with weak projects or minimal nuclear exposure just to fill the basket.
No leverage to uranium prices: Unlike miners (who gain 3–5x on a price spike), ETFs smooth that out.
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⚖️ So… what should you do?
If you’re new or want low effort → ETF like A3D47K is a great entry.
If you want to maximize upside and are willing to research → go with a mix of single stocks:
Cameco (CCJ) for stability
NexGen (NXE) for high-impact growth
Denison (DNN) or UEC for U.S. exposure
BWXT for nuclear tech & SMRs
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Let me know your time horizon and risk level, and I can suggest a portfolio split.

The thing is my individual stocks have greatly outperformed my ETF’s.
I’ve been investing in themes such as: AI (CDNS, ARM, NVDA, TSM, MSFT, PLTR), cybersecurity (CRWD, PANW, FTNT), uranium (CCJ, NXE, DNN, EU), crypto (BTC, ETH, MSTR), etc. and those have all performed better than ETF’s.

Disclaimer: The generation of this watchlist is automated using a combination of python scripts, trusted financial APIs (i.e. Finnhub, Alphavantage, etc). AI Agents, and LLMs (local purpose built and OpenAI's API). Like any other watchlist, a set of criteria was established and matching tickers were identified. Additional data (news, intraday, etc) was collected for the initial list (usually 50 - 60 tickers) which was then formatted and fed to AI to analyze and identify a top 10. There are mechanisms in place to validate data and ensure accuracy (e.g. pull and compare intraday data from 2 sources) however, errors can occur . This is just a watchlist.. Please do your own DD! This is not financial advice.
**Number of Tickers Analyzed:** 56
**Analysis Summary**
• **Gap Analysis**: Highlighted stocks with strong Post-Gap\_% moves (both positive breakouts and sizable sell-offs indicating potential reversals).
• **Volume Metrics**: Required Volume vs Avg ≥150% to ensure high intraday liquidity.
• **Technical Range Proximity**: Noted stocks near 52-week lows (for bounce plays) or highs (for breakout plays).
• **News Sentiment & Catalysts**: Integrated recent news, upcoming earnings (none in window), and insider activity.
• **Insider Activity**: Gave extra weight to any significant buys or sells within the last 21 days (especially last 7 days).
• **Price Action Consistency**: Considered consistent large moves in both gap and volume.
**Bullet-Point Explanations**
**1. RVPHW (Score 9.2)**
• Post-Gap↑: +8.70%
• Volume vs Avg: 1,677% — very high liquidity for scalping
• Near 52-Week Low ($0.02), bounce potential
**2. PTIXW (Score 9.0)**
• Post-Gap↑: +9.30%
• Volume vs Avg: 762%
• Micro-cap float, extremely volatile, ideal for quick in/out trades
**3. LRHC (Score 8.8)**
• Volume vs Avg: 307%
• Post-Gap↑: +1.62%
• Recent Bullish News (0.523 sentiment)
• At 52-Week Low ($0.08), strong reversal candidate
**4. MLGO (Score 8.7)**
• Volume vs Avg: 378%
• Post-Gap↑: +4.02%
• Trading near 52-Week Low ($0.50)
**5. MOGO (Score 8.5)**
• Volume vs Avg: 116,266% (extraordinary liquidity)
• Post-Gap↓: –10.89% — potential reversal play
• Large share float enables quick execution
**6. CNC (Score 8.2)**
• Volume vs Avg: 516%
• Post-Gap↑: +1.04%
• Multiple recent bullish news catalysts (guidance withdrawal, analyst upgrades)
• Significant insider sell (–$411K) may fuel intraday volatility
**7. DNN (Score 7.8)**
• Volume vs Avg: 4,851%
• Post-Gap↑: +0.28%
• Massive volume surge hints at sustained intraday swings
**8. NTRBW (Score 7.6)**
• Volume vs Avg: 1,663%
• Trades near 52-Week High ($5.25) — breakout candidate
**9. CDTTW (Score 7.4)**
• Volume vs Avg: 416%
• Micro-cap, clean chart entry (no recent gap) but high liquidity
**10. BCTXW (Score 7.2)**
• Volume vs Avg: 245%
• Small float, high turnover for nimble scalping
**Catalyst Highlights**
• **RVPHW, PTIXW, MLGO, LRHC**: Strong gap-ups paired with heavy volume and proximity to lows—prime reversal plays.
• **MOGO, DNN**: Massive volume spikes and gap moves signal potential counter-trend bounces.
• **CNC**: News-driven volatility with insider activity as an additional intraday catalyst.
• **NTRBW**: Near-high setup for breakout scalps.
• **CDTTW & BCTXW**: Purely liquidity-driven plays suitable for tape reading.
**Additional Observations**
• All selected tickers exhibit volume spikes far above their 10-day averages, ensuring rapid fill rates.
• Most are in ultra-low price ranges (<$3), offering tight bid-ask spreads and high gamma.
• No stocks in the list have upcoming earnings within 14 days, so catalysts are predominantly gap and news driven.
• Insider sells in CNC may pressure price short term but also amplify intraday spread.
• Watch level 2 order flow closely for tape momentum confirmation on **RVPHW**, **PTIXW**, and **MOGO**.