Article from yesterday for everyone’s interest.
Sprott's uranium ETF aims to provide liquidity
Uranium appears to be starting to emerge from a10-year bear market and is about to be shaken-up by the arrival of Sprott AssetManagement, one of the world’s biggest physical commodity managers, which, inaddition to bringing new demand and new capital inflows, looks set to bringgreater transparency with a new physical uranium trust.
Sprott Factor, page-2
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