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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Nuclear".

45 tickers carry the Nuclear tag on Dividend Vision (16 ETFs, 29 Stocks). The highest distribution rates are NUKX (12.81%), URNJ (9.92%), URA (6.11%). 2 articles cover the theme, most recently "Why AI Is Waiting Years for Grid Power—and the Dividend Stocks and ETFs Built to Benefit".

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45 tickers

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ETFs (16)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
NUKXNicholas Wealth ManagementNicholas Nuclear Income ETF12.81%Mar 3, 2026
URNJSprottSprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF9.92%Feb 1, 2023
URAGlobal XGlobal X Uranium ETF6.11%Nov 4, 2010
SMRFALPSALPS Nautilus SMR, Nuclear & Technology ETF4.44%Feb 18, 2026
URNMSprottSprott Uranium Miners ETF4.17%Dec 3, 2019
NLRVanEckVanEck Uranium+Nuclear Energy ETF3.50%Aug 13, 2007
URAADirexionDirexion Daily Uranium Bull 2X ETF0.98%Jun 25, 2024
RCTRFirst TrustFirst Trust Bloomberg Nuclear Power ETF0.77%Jul 29, 2025
NUKZRange Fund HoldingsRange Nuclear Renaissance Index ETF—Jan 23, 2024
OKLCCorgi StrategiesCorgi OKLO 2x Daily ETF—Jul 6, 2026
OKLLDefiance ETFsDefiance Daily Target 2X Long OKLO ETF—Jun 23, 2025
SMRZGlobal XGlobal X Small Modular Reactor ETF—Oct 15, 2026
TNUKTortoise CapitalTortoise Nuclear Renaissance ETF—Dec 16, 2025
URANThemesThemes Uranium & Nuclear ETF—Sep 23, 2024
UXRoundhill InvestmentsRoundhill Uranium ETF—Jan 28, 2025
VOLTTema ETFsTema Electrification ETF—Dec 3, 2024

Stocks (29)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
BWXT—BWX Technologies Inc.0.85%
CEG—Constellation Energy Corp.0.67%
VST—Vistra Corp.0.66%
CCJ—Cameco Corp.0.22%
AZURF—Azincourt Uranium Inc—
BKUCF—Blue Sky Uranium Corp—
BSENF—Baselode Energy Corp—
CVVUF—CanAlaska Uranium Ltd—
DNN—Denison Mines Corp.—
DYLLF—Deep Yellow Ltd—
ELVUF—Elevate Uranium Ltd—
GLATF—Global Atomic Corp—
IMSR—Terrestrial Energy Inc.—
LBSR—Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp—
LEU—Centrus Energy Corp.—
LMRXF—Laramide Resources Ltd.—
LTBR—Lightbridge Corporation—
NNE—Nano Nuclear Energy Inc.—
NXE—NexGen Energy Ltd.—
OKLO—Oklo Inc.—
ONEN—ONE Nuclear Energy Inc.—
SMR—NuScale Power Corporation—
STDN—Standard Nuclear, Inc.—
TLN—Talen Energy Corporation—
UEC—Uranium Energy Corp.—
URG—Ur-Energy Inc.—
UROY—Uranium Royalty Corp.—
UUUU—Energy Fuels Inc.—
XE—X-Energy, Inc.—

2 articles

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