Uranium ETF - Does It Exist?

My portfolio consists of a wide variety of stocks andAmerica, but it is very expensive and typically only
commodity ETFs. I would like to add some uraniumthe larger investors and corporations are able to do
to my portfolio but can't afford the stocks. Is theremore than just dabble in uranium stocks. In 2007
a uranium ETF available, because I'm turning upuranium futures contracts were offered by NYMEX,
nothing in my search. I trade online so I don't have abut again, these were not available to individual
broker per se to consult. So how about it, does ainvestors. Uranium ETFs are a much needed
uranium exchange traded fund exist?commodity for individual investors like me.
I've only been able to find one option that is notThe nuclear ETF from Market Vector will have to
necessarily a uranium ETF, but it's close. There is ameet our uranium ETF needs for the time being. I'm
nuclear ETF (ASE: NLR) managed by Market Vectornot saying that the Market Vector is a bad fund, on
that was introduced in August, 2007. The fund isthe contrary. Analysts advise that with the need for
based on the DAXglobal Nuclear Energy Index. 38coal depreciating, the need for nuclear energy is
companies from around the world, including one in theabout to explode, which certainly includes the need
United States makes up this index. These arefor uranium. Clean air is much to important for not
companies like uranium miners, storage companies,only America, but around the world, and nuclear is
uranium enrichment companies, nuclear plants, fuelready to step up.
transportation companies, and nuclear energyAlternative energy sources have been on the
equipment provisions providers.exchange traded fund market for a while now, such
Nuclear energy was not well thought of in the pastas solar power, wind power, and even water power
since the Chernobyl accident and the Chineis anticipated. These commodity ETFs are faring
Syndrome. The country is starting to warm up topretty well, but these energy sources aren't nearly
nuclear, however, because of the clean energy itenough to meet the energy needs of the United
produces. With global warming and the concern aboutStates. Nuclear energy is more than able to do the
greenhouse gasses, coal energy is losing groundjob.
quickly.Again, I stress, the Market Vector nuclear ETF is a
Other countries, including Canada (the world's largestgood fund and should be looked into. I just want
producer of uranium), offer uranium ETFs. The Unitedmore options for my uranium ETF needs. It's time for
States will follow in their footsteps before long,the SPDRs, the Barclays and the Vanguards of the
according to analysts' predictions. There is much toETF market world to step up and give us some
be made in uranium and America won't be left behind.options. I don't like being limited in my commodity
Stock in uranium mining is certainly widely available inETF choices.