Uranium Mining Stocks

Screening Filters

1. market_cap min: 300,000,000

   • Purpose: Exclude very small companies and focus on stocks with enough size and stability.
   • Rationale: Uranium mining can be a volatile and capital-intensive industry. A minimum market cap of $300M helps filter for more established names that are more likely to have operating assets, financing access, and enough public trading history to be relevant to investors.

2. monthly_average_dollar_volume min: 1,000,000

   • Purpose: Ensure the stock is sufficiently liquid and actively traded.
   • Rationale: This helps screen out illiquid microcaps that may be hard to buy or sell efficiently. For uranium mining stocks, liquidity matters because many names in the sector can be thinly traded.

3. themes: Uranium

   • Purpose: Target companies directly associated with the uranium theme.
   • Rationale: This narrows the universe to stocks connected to uranium-related business activity, improving relevance for someone specifically looking for uranium mining exposure.

4. sector: Uranium

   • Purpose: Keep the screen focused on the uranium sector.
   • Rationale: This reinforces the theme filter by ensuring the results are not just loosely related to uranium but belong to the sector the user is asking about.

5. industry: Uranium

   • Purpose: Narrow results to companies classified specifically in the uranium industry.
   • Rationale: This is the most direct filter for “Uranium Mining Stocks,” helping capture companies whose primary business is uranium exploration, development, or mining rather than broader energy or materials companies with only partial uranium exposure.

Why Results Match:

• The user asked for uranium mining stocks, so the theme, sector, and industry filters are directly aligned with that request.
• The market cap filter favors more established public companies instead of very speculative tiny firms.
• The liquidity filter helps ensure the resulting stocks are actually tradable and practical for investors.
• Combined, these filters aim to surface relevant, investable uranium mining-related stocks rather than unrelated miners or hard-to-trade penny stocks.