# ETFs Home

## Pages
- [ETFs Home](/index.html.md): Sprott ETFs provide investors with access to innovative indexes that currently offer exposure to critical materials and precious metals miners.
- [SGDM Sprott Gold Miners ETF](/sgdm-sprott-gold-miners-etf/index.html.md): Invest in leading gold mining companies with SGDM, a rules-based ETF designed to emphasize strong revenue growth, free cash flow and balance sheets.
- [SGDJ Sprott Junior Gold Miners ETF](/sgdj-sprott-junior-gold-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Junior Gold Miners ETF (SGDJ) provides factor-based exposure to junior gold companies, emphasizing revenue growth among producers and momentum among explorers.
- [URNM Sprott Uranium Miners ETF](/urnm-sprott-uranium-miners-etf/index.html.md): Invest in uranium mining companies with the Sprott Uranium Miners ETF (URNM), offering targeted exposure to a sector essential to global nuclear energy.
- [SETM Sprott Critical Materials ETF](/setm-sprott-critical-materials-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Critical Materials ETF (SETM) provides targeted exposure to companies supplying the essential minerals supporting global electrification, energy security and technological growth.
- [URNJ Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF](/urnj-sprott-junior-uranium-miners-etf/index.html.md): Invest in junior uranium mining companies with the Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF (URNJ), which seeks to track the Nasdaq Sprott Junior Uranium Miners™ Index.
- [LITP Sprott Lithium Miners ETF](/litp-sprott-lithium-miners-etf/index.html.md): The Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (LITP) offers targeted exposure to lithium mining companies supporting the global transition to electrification and energy storage.
- [COPP Sprott Copper Miners ETF](/copp-sprott-copper-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Copper Miners ETF (COPP) provides pure-play exposure to copper miners and physical copper—essential to electrification, energy infrastructure and technology.
- [COPJ Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF](/copj-sprott-junior-copper-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF (COPJ) provides pure-play exposure to smaller copper miners with potential for revenue and asset growth.
- [NIKL Sprott Nickel Miners ETF](/nikl-sprott-nickel-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Nickel Miners ETF (NIKL) offers targeted exposure to nickel miners supporting batteries, energy storage, electric vehicles and stainless steel.
- [SLVR Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver ETF](/slvr-sprott-silver-miners-physical-silver-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver ETF (SLVR) offers focused exposure to silver mining companies and physical silver, combining the metal’s monetary and industrial roles.
- [GBUG Sprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF](/gbug-sprott-active-gold-silver-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF (GBUG) is an actively managed, value-oriented ETF investing in gold and silver miners, developers, explorers, royalty and streaming companies.
- [METL Sprott Active Metals & Miners ETF](/metl-sprott-active-metals-miners-etf/index.html.md): Sprott Active Metals & Miners ETF (METL) is an actively managed, value-oriented ETF investing across the metals and mining lifecycle, from miners and recyclers to royalty and streaming companies.
- [Insights](/insights/index.html.md)
- [Sprott Uranium Report:  Uranium Miners Lead Market Higher](/insights/sprott-uranium-report-uranium-miners-lead-market-higher/index.html.md): Thus far in 2024, the uranium spot price has stabilized between $85 to $95 per pound after a significant 88.54% increase in 2023. This phase indicates a healthy correction within a bullish market cycle. Uranium miners have shown improved performance, catching up to gains in the spot price.
- [A New Copper Supercycle Is Emerging](/insights/a-new-copper-supercycle-is-emerging/index.html.md): The copper market is entering a new supercycle, built on several rising geopolitical and market trends contributing to a strong bullish outlook. Demand is surging as countries invest in clean energy and protect their access to copper, while supply is constrained by a lack of new mine development.
- [AI's Critical Impact on Electricity and Energy Demand](/insights/ais-critical-impact-on-electricity-and-energy-demand/index.html.md): The rise of AI and data centers is likely to significantly increase global electricity demand, creating challenges for power grids but also opportunities for stable, clean energy sources like nuclear power.
- [The Case for Investing in Nickel Miners](/insights/the-case-for-investing-in-nickel-miners/index.html.md): Nickel's future looks promising due to its role in achieving net-zero emission goals. Stricter regulations and government support for electric vehicles are driving up demand for nickel, which will benefit nickel mining companies in the long run.
- [Nuclear Revival: A Resurgence for Uranium Miners](/insights/nuclear-revival-a-resurgence-for-uranium-miners/index.html.md): Rising global commitments to nuclear energy are helping to make uranium a compelling investment.
- [Infographic - The Copper Opportunity in One Chart](/insights/infographic-the-copper-opportunity-in-one-chart/index.html.md): As the world embraces clean technologies, the search for and expansion of copper mines will be essential. Early investors who gain exposure to copper mines may benefit from the rapidly increasing demand.
- [Miners Ignore Softer Uranium Price](/insights/miners-ignore-softer-uranium-price/index.html.md): The uranium market showed mixed performance in March: the spot uranium price fell but miners' stocks rose due to long-term positive outlook for uranium demand. With no meaningful new supply on the horizon for three to five years, we believe the uranium bull market has further room to run.
- [Battery Storage Is the Technological Cornerstone for a Sustainable Energy Future](/insights/battery-storage-is-the-technological-cornerstone-for-a-sustainable-energy-future/index.html.md): The energy sector has experienced a remarkable transformation, primarily driven by the rapid growth and integration of renewable energy sources.
- [Gold Is on the Rise and Reaches All-Time High](/insights/gold-is-on-the-rise-and-reaches-all-time-high/index.html.md): Gold reached an all-time closing high and is up 8.09% YTD (as of 3/31/2024) after rising 13.10% in 2023. We believe several fundamental factors are in place for gold to move higher, in particular, strong central bank buying.
- [The Copper Growth Story](/insights/the-copper-growth-story/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 1), Thalia Hayden @etfguide talks with Ed Coyne, Senior Managing Partner and Steve Schoffstall, Director of ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management about the copper growth story, what's driving it and the investment opportunities now and ahead.
- [Uranium and Copper: The Elements of Energy](/insights/uranium-and-copper-the-elements-of-energy/index.html.md): Electricity demand is expected to grow 86% by 2050. At the same time, most of the world is committed to seeking zero-carbon emissions and increasing nuclear energy capacity.
- [The Elements of Energy: Uranium and Copper](/insights/the-elements-of-energy-uranium-and-copper/index.html.md): Learn how renewed interest in nuclear power, rising global energy demands, and the transition to clean energy are driving investment opportunities in uranium, copper and their miners.
- [Nasdaq TradeTalks: How the Demand for Copper Could be Impacted by the Transition to Cleaner Energy](/insights/nasdaq-tradetalks-how-the-demand-for-copper-could-be-impacted-by-the-transition-to-cleaner-energy/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall visits Nasdaq TradeTalks to talk about Sprott’s continued expansion in the critical minerals sector, including the launch of Sprott Copper Miners ETF (COPP).
- [Nasdaq Investment News: Copper and its Role in the Transition to Cleaner Energy](/insights/nasdaq-investment-news-copper-and-its-role-in-the-transition-to-cleaner-energy/index.html.md): Ed Coyne stops by Nasdaq Investment News to discuss copper’s role in the energy transition, its current status in the market and how Sprott is capturing the potential opportunity with the Sprott Copper Miners ETF (COPP) and the Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF (COPJ).
- [Uranium Bull Market Takes a Healthy Pause](/insights/uranium-bull-market-takes-a-healthy-pause/index.html.md): Uranium markets pulled back in February after a rapid rise—in our view, this is a healthy pause in the ongoing uranium bull market.
- [Nickel - The Hidden Metal](/insights/nickel-the-hidden-metal/index.html.md): Discover the fascinating story of nickel, the hidden metal that plays a crucial role in modern technology and industry. Join Ed Coyne and Gary Coates from The Nickel Institute as they explore nickel's diverse applications, from stainless steel to battery technology.
- [Global Investment Pours into Renewable Energy](/insights/global-investment-pours-into-renewable-energy/index.html.md): February was a lackluster month for critical materials, but the backdrop remains very positive. The global commitment to clean energy hit a new milestone in 2023 as investment in energy transition surged to an unprecedented $1.77 trillion, led by electrified transport.
- [The Nuclear Energy Comeback and Uranium Powering It](/insights/the-nuclear-energy-comeback-and-uranium-powering-it/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, joins Thalia Hayden on Sprott’s new video series, Shifting Energy. They discuss surging uranium prices, the latest nuclear renaissance and potential investment opportunities.
- [All Eyes on Uranium Part 2](/insights/all-eyes-on-uranium-part-2/index.html.md): Per Jander from WMC is back for Part 2 of our All Eyes on Uranium series. Per and host Ed Coyne discuss the recent production guidance announcements from Kazatomprom and Cameco and the overarching issue of the structural supply deficit in uranium.
- [Copper: The Red Metal's Central Role in Powering Our Net-Zero Carbon Future](/insights/copper-the-red-metals-central-role-in-powering-our-net-zero-carbon-future/index.html.md): Today, in the United States alone, copper is a crucial element in nearly 7 million miles of electrical transmission and distribution wires. This white paper introduces the trends that are driving copper markets and copper miners, and explains our positive outlook for growth.
- [Copper: Wired for the Future](/insights/copper-wired-for-the-future/index.html.md): The demand for copper in energy grids, electric vehicles and clean energy technologies, combined with diminishing ore grades and limited inventories, underscores copper's growing importance. We believe copper prices and miners are likely to benefit from the growing supply-demand gap.
- [Uranium Price Returns to Triple Digits](/insights/uranium-price-returns-to-triple-digits/index.html.md): Uranium price surged 11% in January to $101 per pound, fueled in part by Kazatomprom's cut in guidance for 2024 production by ~14%. Junior uranium miners were top performers for the month, climbing 18.78%.
- [White Paper – A New Era: How Critical Minerals Are Driving the Global Energy Transition](/insights/white-paper-a-new-era-how-critical-minerals-are-driving-the-global-energy-transition/index.html.md): Critical minerals are essential for the global energy transition as we gradually phase out CO2-intensive energy sources with cleaner sources, including nuclear, solar, wind, hydro and geothermal energy and greater use of electric vehicles (EVs).
- [The Emerging Renewable Energy Economy](/insights/the-emerging-renewable-energy-economy/index.html.md): A significant transition is underway in global energy production. The era of renewable energy is emerging and beginning to reshape power generation.
- [Infographic - Nine Critical Energy Minerals For Investors](/insights/infographic-nine-critical-energy-minerals-for-investors/index.html.md): Low carbon energy technologies are driving increasing demand for minerals critical to the energy transition.
- [All Eyes on Uranium Part 1](/insights/all-eyes-on-uranium-part-1/index.html.md): Per Jander joins host Ed Coyne for the first of a series of podcasts covering all the latest developments in uranium. Part 2 will be recorded and released after the upcoming announcements from Kazatomprom and Cameco in early February.
- [Sprott is Bullish on Uranium as Governments Shift to the Energy Source](/insights/sprott-is-bullish-on-uranium-as-governments-shift-to-the-energy-source/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, sits down with Andrew Bell of BNN Bloomberg to discuss the uranium market and Sprott’s growth in the space.
- [Top 10 Themes for 2024](/insights/top-10-themes-for-2024/index.html.md): What forces are likely to drive energy transition materials and precious metals markets in 2024 and over the next decade?
- [Nuclear Waste: Dispelling Fears and Myths](/insights/nuclear-waste-dispelling-fears-and-myths/index.html.md): Nuclear waste is not something to be feared. The care with which it is handled and stored contributes to the fact that nuclear power is one of the safest forms of baseload energy generation known to humanity. In this video, we dispel the many fears and concerns about spent nuclear fuel.
- [What a Year for Uranium and Nuclear Energy](/insights/what-a-year-for-uranium-and-nuclear-energy/index.html.md): 2023 provided the long-awaited inflection point for the uranium contracting cycle whereby we have finally achieved replacement rate levels. We believe the era of uranium inventory destocking and utility complacency is over.
- [Sprott Energy Transition ETFs](/insights/sprott-energy-transition-etfs/index.html.md): The Sprott Energy Transition ETFs are a suite of ETFs designed with the potential for revenue and asset growth by investing in the miners of critical minerals that enable clean energy generation, transmission, and storage: Lithium, Uranium, Copper, Nickel, and several others.
- [The Lowdown on Uranium Demand](/insights/the-lowdown-on-uranium-demand/index.html.md): Justin Huhn, founder of Uranium Insider, joins host Ed Coyne for a deep analysis of the uranium fuel supply chain and the challenges to satisfy expanding demand.
- [Uranium & Nuclear Get Boost from COP28](/insights/uranium-nuclear-get-boost-from-cop28/index.html.md): The U3O8 uranium spot price broke through $80 per pound, gaining 8.39% in November and is up 67.10% YTD; uranium stocks followed suit. COP28 was dubbed the "nuclear COP" in recognition of nuclear power's increasing importance and a growing awareness of a uranium supply-demand gap.
- [Lithium-Ion Technology Solidifies Lead in EV Battery Stakes](/insights/lithium-ion-technology-solidifies-lead-in-ev-battery-stakes/index.html.md): The long-term trajectory for EVs is positive despite the recent slowdown. The EV industry is navigating the typical challenges of early technology adoption, with continuous investments and technological advancements driving the transition to electrification.
- [Infographic - The Future Demand for Battery Minerals](/insights/infographic-the-future-demand-for-battery-minerals/index.html.md): Battery metals are expected to account for 95% of lithium demand by 2030.
- [Infographic - The Global Uranium Market in 3 Charts](/insights/infographic-the-global-uranium-market-in-3-charts/index.html.md): The uranium market is experiencing increased demand, driven by its integral role in clean energy generation through its use in nuclear power.
- [Uranium Market Outlook 2024](/insights/uranium-market-outlook-2024/index.html.md): Per Jander and James Connor discuss the uranium market, highlighting the catalysts for sharp increases in uranium prices in 2023, including increased utility and producer activity, production shortfalls from major players like Cameco and Orano, and geopolitical uncertainties affecting supply.
- [Higher Uranium Prices Allow Miners to Resume Production](/insights/higher-uranium-prices-allow-miners-to-resume-production/index.html.md): The uranium price increased in October, reaching a 12-year high at $74.48 per pound. Although uranium mining stocks pulled back last month, the stronger uranium price has boosted producer revenues and the potential for mine restarts and new developments.
- [Battery Materials Deep Dive](/insights/battery-materials-deep-dive/index.html.md): Daisy Jennings-Gray from Benchmark Minerals Intelligence joins host Ed Coyne for a deep dive into today’s battery metals markets.
- [Energy Security and the Shifting Focus from Oil to Critical Minerals](/insights/energy-security-and-the-shifting-focus-from-oil-to-critical-minerals/index.html.md): As the United States advances in its pursuit of clean energy, it is strategically redirecting its energy security emphasis from oil to critical minerals.
- [Uranium Rally in Early Innings, Sprott Asset Management CEO Suggests](/insights/uranium-rally-in-early-innings-sprott-asset-management-ceo-suggests/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management joins CNBC Fast Money to talk about the uranium market and share Sprott's views on the benefits of nuclear energy and the need for energy security.
- [The Energy Transition to Uranium and Battery Metals](/insights/the-energy-transition-to-uranium-and-battery-metals/index.html.md): Ed Coyne, Senior Managing Partner, sits down with Gillian Kemmerer of Asset TV to discuss the energy transition to uranium and other battery metals, and what investors should take into consideration in this space. He also shares Sprott's outlook on gold.
- [Rethinking Energy Exposure with Mineral and Mining ETFs](/insights/rethinking-energy-exposure-with-mineral-and-mining-etfs/index.html.md): The global transition to clean energy is driving demand for critical minerals like uranium, copper and battery metals such as lithium and nickel. These minerals are crucial for nuclear power, electric vehicles, wind, solar, and hydropower.
- [Central Banks Support Gold & Solar PV Demand Buoys Silver](/insights/central-banks-support-gold-solar-pv-demand-buoys-silver/index.html.md): Despite a pullback on gold investments, demand from sovereigns and central banks remains unwavering. Over the past decade, China has been committed to bolstering its gold reserves to enhance its economic and geopolitical standings.
- [Silver Demand Grows as Solar Leads Renewables](/insights/silver-demand-grows-as-solar-leads-renewables/index.html.md): Uranium's performance helped the energy transition complex close higher in September. From a macro outlook, solar panels are emerging as a critical player in the global energy transition.
- [Take What You Can Get](/insights/take-what-you-can-get/index.html.md): With demand for nuclear fuel growing and supply facing challenges, the prevailing sentiment at the recent World Nuclear Symposium in London was “take what you can get.” Just back from the event, John Ciampaglia and Per Jander join host Ed Coyne to update us on the full story.
- [Uranium Rally Gains Power in September](/insights/uranium-rally-gains-power-in-september/index.html.md): Uranium and uranium mining stocks posted their best month in two years, as the price of U3O8 reached a 12-year high. YTD as of 9/30/23, physical uranium has risen 51.88% and uranium mining equities have gained 23.93%.
- [How the Uranium Market Works](/insights/how-the-uranium-market-works/index.html.md): Per Jander, WMC Technical Advisor to Sprott Physical Uranium Trust, draws upon his years of experience as a uranium trader to reveal how the market works. Who are the buyers and sellers, how is uranium transacted and how will the market evolve moving forward?
- [Pro-Nuclear Sentiment Ignites Uranium Opportunities](/insights/pro-nuclear-sentiment-ignites-uranium-opportunities/index.html.md): The global nuclear power industry is experiencing a revival. Geopolitical events and a surge in energy demand have shifted sentiment positively, with countries investing in new nuclear reactor builds, restarts and extensions.
- [The Great Power Shift: Uranium, Battery Metals and the Energy Transition](/insights/the-great-power-shift-uranium-battery-metals-and-the-energy-transition/index.html.md): The clean energy transition and worldwide energy security goals are fueling a global power shift. This shift has reignited interest in nuclear power, accelerated electric vehicle (EV) adoption and spurred renewable energy deployment.
- [Strong Fundamentals Anchor Uranium's Rise](/insights/strong-fundamentals-anchor-uraniums-rise/index.html.md): Uranium and uranium mining stocks had a strong month in August. YTD as of 8/31/2023, spot uranium and uranium mining stocks have climbed 25.49% and 21.52%, respectively, outperforming the frothy S&P 500 TR Index's YTD return of 18.73%.
- [U.S. Taking Center Stage in Cleantech Investment](/insights/us-taking-center-stage-in-cleantech-investment/index.html.md): Uranium had a strong month in August, contrasting with the decline of most energy transition metals due to China's economic troubles and shadow banking woes.
- [The Great American Nuclear Renaissance](/insights/the-great-american-nuclear-renaissance/index.html.md): With the introduction of the Inflation Reduction Act, US policy makers have reset the landscape for nuclear energy. Ed is joined by Benton Arnett from the Nuclear Energy Institute to walk us through the details.
- [Stars are Aligning for Uranium and Nuclear Energy](/insights/stars-are-aligning-for-uranium-and-nuclear-energy/index.html.md): Uranium continued to outshine other commodities, with U3O8 surging 16.35% and uranium miner stocks climbing 9.11% YTD as of July 31, 2023. The growing embrace of nuclear energy is driving demand and sparking a resurgence in uranium mine operations.
- [Where Will the Gigafactory Feedstock Come From?](/insights/where-will-the-gigafactory-feedstock-come-from/index.html.md): Joe Lowry, aka Mr. Lithium, joins Ed Coyne to walk us through all things lithium, including where ”Elon's first principle's rhetoric falls off the side of the table”.
- [Growing Urgency to Modernize U.S. Power Grid](/insights/growing-urgency-to-modernize-us-power-grid/index.html.md): Given increased electricity demand and the risks posed by climate change, the U.S. power grid desperately needs modernization. There is an immediate need to expand the grid’s capacity, increase its resilience and support its most vulnerable components – the transmission and distribution lines.
- [Investment Opportunities in the Energy Transition](/insights/investment-opportunities-in-the-energy-transition/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia discusses the energy transition on Nasdaq Trade Talks with host Jill Maladrino. Ciampaglia explores transformative investment opportunities in the energy transition, from the explosive growth of EV battery materials to the resurgence of nuclear energy.
- [Copper: The Essential Power Player in the Energy Transition](/insights/copper-the-essential-power-player-in-the-energy-transition/index.html.md): As the world seeks to reach net-zero targets and transition to cleaner, renewable forms of energy, copper is a requirement—but the amount of copper needed to successfully facilitate the energy transition is staggering.
- [Central Banks Flex Gold Market Muscle](/insights/central-banks-flex-gold-market-muscle/index.html.md): In the first half of 2023, the gold bullion price rose by 5.23% despite competition from a euphoric equity market. Even with contrasting approaches, central banks and investment funds became the main players shaping the gold market in the first half of the year.
- [Supply-Demand Gap Ignites Uranium Rally](/insights/supply-demand-gap-ignites-uranium-rally/index.html.md): Uranium markets rallied in June with the U3O8 uranium spot price adding 2.61%. U3O8 has climbed a healthy 15.95% YTD, while most other commodities have lost ground. Greater focus on the uranium supply-demand gap helped boost uranium mining stocks in June, with junior miners up 18.88%.
- [EV Battery Independence and the New U.S. Manufacturing Supercycle](/insights/ev-battery-independence-and-the-new-us-manufacturing-supercycle/index.html.md): Energy transition metals miners posted strong results in June, with uranium mining equities leading the group.
- [Uranium Update from Per's Cabin](/insights/uranium-update-from-pers-cabin/index.html.md): Just back from the World Nuclear Fuel Market 49th Annual Meeting, Per Jander joins Ed Coyne for an update on uranium markets. The theme was “Mind the Gap”, not a nod to the London Underground but rather the pressing need for increased uranium production as countries ramp up nuclear power capacity.
- [Uranium Remains Resilient, While Threats of Nationalism Rattle Equities](/insights/uranium-remains-resilient-while-threats-of-nationalism-rattle-equities/index.html.md): The U3O8 uranium spot price gained 1.58% in May, increasing from US$53.74 to $54.59 per pound as of May 31, 2023. Uranium has posted a healthy 12.99% year-to-date return as of May 31, and continued to show strength and diversification relative to other commodities, which declined 13.16% YTD.
- [BENZINGA: Steve Schoffstall Discusses Uranium and Energy Transition ETFs](/insights/benzinga-steve-schoffstall-discusses-uranium-and-energy-transition-etfs/index.html.md): Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall joins Benzinga’s Michael Murray and Anne-Marie Baiynd to discuss uranium, lithium and Sprott’s energy transition ETFs—including URNM, URNJ and LITP on Benzinga’s State of the Markets: ETF Capital Insights.
- [Geopolitical Risks Enhance Gold’s Role as a Reserve Asset](/insights/geopolitical-risks-enhance-gold-s-role-as-a-reserve-asset/index.html.md): Gold attempted to breakout above $2,050 in early May before drifting lower as the U.S. debt-ceiling drama deepened and the U.S. dollar strengthened.
- [The West Moves to Weaken China's Hold](/insights/the-west-moves-to-weaken-chinas-hold/index.html.md): Lithium and lithium miners staged a sharp rebound rally in May and were the positive exception among critical minerals. The sector was weighed down by China's faltering recovery, ongoing global growth concerns and the U.S. debt ceiling drama.
- [Gold Rides Higher on Recession Fears](/insights/gold-rides-higher-on-recession-fears/index.html.md): The gold market continues to be bullish as the probability of a recession rises, regional banking stress resurfaces and the Fed seems determined "get inflation down to 2%, over time".
- [Nationalization and Surging M&A Highlight Secular Strength](/insights/nationalization-and-surging-ma-highlight-secular-strength/index.html.md): The long-term secular growth outlook for energy transition minerals got several boosts in April, despite tepid performance for the month. Chile's decision to nationalize its lithium reserves reinforces the metal's role as a global strategic economic asset.
- [Uranium’s April Breakthrough](/insights/uranium-s-april-breakthrough/index.html.md): The U3O8 uranium spot price climbed 6.01% in April, closing the month at $53.74 per pound. In April, the U3O8 price reacted positively to China's bullish comments about its ambitious plans to expand its nuclear energy capacity to supply 18% of its electricity needs by 2060, up from 5% today.
- [Electric Vehicles and the Growing Opportunity for Lithium Miners](/insights/electric-vehicles-and-the-growing-opportunity-for-lithium-miners/index.html.md): Electric vehicle (EV) adoption has surged in recent years, creating unprecedented demand for lithium, a critical component of EV batteries. With lithium demand expected to rise substantially in the years ahead, lithium miners are at the nexus of the global EV transformation.
- [Hello Copper!](/insights/hello-copper/index.html.md): Host Ed Coyne and Nick Pickens from Wood Mackenzie discuss the bullish outlook for copper in 2023. Copper is key to electrical power generation and transmission, and sits at the center of the energy trilemma: the challenge of balancing cost, sustainability and security of supply.
- [How Deglobalization is Changing the Dynamics of Securing Critical Minerals](/insights/how-deglobalization-is-changing-the-dynamics-of-securing-critical-minerals/index.html.md): Commodity prices weakened in March in reaction to financial system stress and recession fears. As deglobalization accelerates, unfettered access to critical minerals is not likely to last.
- [Uranium Proves Resilient in March](/insights/uranium-proves-resilient-in-march/index.html.md): The U3O8 uranium spot price fell slightly in March, from $50.85 to $50.70. YTD through 3/31/2023, uranium has gained 4.93%, demonstrating resilience relative to other commodities (down 6.47% as measured by the BCOM Index).
- [Gold Bulls Run Faster as Fed Tackles Banking Crisis](/insights/gold-bulls-run-faster-as-fed-tackles-banking-crisis/index.html.md): In March, gold posted its highest monthly close since July 2020 and rounded out a solid Q1 2023 gain of 7.96%. Gold is now up 21.38% from last autumn's low (9/26/22) following the most aggressive central bank purchases in decades and gold investment flows catalyzed by the U.S. banking crisis.
- [Phone A Friend - How Uranium is Bought and Sold](/insights/phone-a-friend-how-uranium-is-bought-and-sold/index.html.md): Treva Klingbiel of TradeTech and Per Jander at WMC Energy join Sprott's Ed Coyne to discuss the inner workings of uranium pricing and contracts, the future of nuclear energy generation capacity and the development of SMRs.
- [Has the Next Commodities Supercycle Begun?](/insights/has-the-next-commodities-supercycle-begun/index.html.md): February saw energy transition materials/critical minerals markets correct, but the secular story remains strong. As the global energy transition "arms race" heats up, the drive to secure supply is fast becoming more important than price.
- [Educational Video - Nickel: A Battery Metal Powering the EV Revolution](/insights/educational-video-nickel-a-battery-metal-powering-the-ev-revolution/index.html.md): As the world moves towards cleaner forms of energy to achieve net zero emissions targets, the critical minerals and metals needed to reach those goals are stepping into the limelight.
- [First Gold Dip Since Central Bank Buying Spree](/insights/first-gold-dip-since-central-bank-buying-spree/index.html.md): Gold fell in February, closing the month at $1,827 in a correction characterized by a stall in buying, but not selling. Since gold's autumn 2022 low of $1,622, global central banks have been buying gold at record rates; more than three times their long-term averages.
- [Uranium‘s Mixed February](/insights/uranium-s-mixed-february/index.html.md): Although markets in February saw a reversal of January's positive performance, spot uranium posted a slight gain of 0.20%, outperforming many other asset classes. Uranium miners made headlines with significantly-sized uranium contracts that reflect higher demand for long-term supply commitments.
- [Bloor Street Capital Nuclear and Uranium Conference](/insights/bloor-street-capital-nuclear-and-uranium-conference/index.html.md): Bloor Street Capital's Nuclear and Uranium Virtual Conference featured John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, and Per Jander, WMC Energy, Director, Nuclear & Renewables, interviewed by James Connor, Managing Partner at Bloor Street Capital.
- [The Energy Transition Is Here. Is Your Portfolio Ready?](/insights/the-energy-transition-is-here-is-your-portfolio-ready/index.html.md): As the world sets aggressive goals to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and move to cleaner energy sources, critical minerals will be essential. Due to years of underinvestment, we believe demand will outstrip supply for many energy transition materials.
- [Critical Materials Start 2023 With a Bang](/insights/critical-materials-start-2023-with-a-bang/index.html.md): We believe we are in the early stages of an energy transition materials secular bull market and favorable supply-demand dynamics are likely going forward.
- [Uranium's September Setback](/insights/uraniums-september-setback/index.html.md): September was tough on uranium (both physical and stocks), which was negatively impacted by the month's drawdowns. We believe the uranium bull market remains intact, especially given that many countries are facing energy shortages and rocketing costs.
- [Uranium's October Optimism](/insights/uraniums-october-optimism/index.html.md): The U3O8 uranium spot price climbed 8.32% in October, rising from $48.25 to $52.27 per pound. YTD as of October 31, 2022, the uranium spot price Has climbed by 24.12%. We believe the uranium bull market remains intact despite the negative macroeconomic environment.
- [Uranium‘s January Jump](/insights/uranium-s-january-jump/index.html.md): January was an excellent month for uranium markets, with U3O8 uranium spot price posting a 5.05% increase and uranium mining equities gaining 14.65%. Looking ahead, we believe the uranium bull market still has a long way to run.
- [The Era of Critical Materials: Powering Our Planet Toward a Brighter Future](/insights/the-era-of-critical-materials-powering-our-planet-toward-a-brighter-future/index.html.md): We explore the essential minerals driving the energy revolution, from copper's role in electrification to uranium's impact on nuclear power, and the rise of battery storage technology.
- [Fireside Chat: Investing in the Critical Minerals Driving the Energy Transition](/insights/fireside-chat-investing-in-the-critical-minerals-driving-the-energy-transition/index.html.md): A global clean energy transition is underway. Significant investment in energy infrastructure will be required over the coming decades as we evolve how we generate, transmit and store energy. Critical minerals will be essential.
- [2023 Top 10 Watch List](/insights/2023-top-10-watch-list/index.html.md): This year’s top 10 list offers Sprott’s thoughts on what will likely drive markets in the coming year and decade, from a macro perspective and the vantage of our asset classes: Precious Metals and Energy Transition Materials.
- [2023 Uranium Outlook: Is Nuclear Power Out of the Penalty Box?](/insights/2023-uranium-outlook-is-nuclear-power-out-of-the-penalty-box/index.html.md): Per Jander of WMC Energy and John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management talk with Sprott’s Ed Coyne about what may be ahead for uranium in 2023, the resurgence in nuclear power interest as energy security concerns become top of mind, and what’s happening in uranium conversion and enrichment.
- [Key Trends for 2023 and December Recap](/insights/key-trends-for-2023-and-december-recap/index.html.md): Three key themes for uranium markets in 2023: 1) increased emphasis on energy security worldwide; 2) higher conversion/enrichment prices may boost spot uranium prices; and 3) the global energy transition supports the case for nuclear power.
- [The Optimistic News Continues](/insights/the-optimistic-news-continues/index.html.md): The uranium markets did not perform as well as other sectors in November, despite having posted relatively strong performance throughout 2022. While the price of U3O8 uranium has lagged since May 2022, conversion and enriched uranium prices have significantly appreciated.
- [Uranium: Born of the Stars](/insights/uranium-born-of-the-stars/index.html.md): Uranium, an element born of the stars, is as complex as it is paradoxical. This heavy metal holds dormant powers both inspiring and terrifying.
- [Gold: A True Store of Value](/insights/gold-a-true-store-of-value/index.html.md): Throughout history, gold has played a prominent role in the advancement of human civilization. Seen as a representation of the sun, of the gods and of true value, gold is a form of real money without counterparty risks.
- [Key Facts about Spent Nuclear Fuel](/insights/key-facts-about-spent-nuclear-fuel/index.html.md): Chemical reactions of fossil-fuel plants release more radiation into the environment than the operation of nuclear energy plants — 10 times more. Most nuclear-industry waste is relatively low in radioactivity, and only a small amount is produced.
- [Why Nuclear Power Plant Life Extensions & Uprates Matter](/insights/why-nuclear-power-plant-life-extensions-uprates-matter/index.html.md): Research and development on small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) are underway globally and generating tremendous buzz. But SMRs are not likely to contribute meaningful amounts of carbon-free power for another decade.
- [Uranium & Nuclear Power Play a Critical Role in the U.S.](/insights/uranium-nuclear-power-play-a-critical-role-in-the-us/index.html.md): Nuclear power generates more than 50% of the carbon-free electricity in the U.S. while meeting 20% of the country's electricity demand. As the country and the world take steps to tackle greenhouse gas emissions, we believe that nuclear power will continue to be critical to the solution.
- [Gold and Silver: Precious Metals On the Move](/insights/gold-and-silver-precious-metals-on-the-move/index.html.md): Replay our webcast, focused on gold and silver, and featuring John Hathaway and Maria Smirnova. Gold is enjoying strong support from central bank buyers like China, looking for an alternative to the U.S. dollar.
- [Silver Report: Silver’s Critical Role in the Clean Energy Transition](/insights/silver-report-silver-s-critical-role-in-the-clean-energy-transition/index.html.md): Silver is a critical player in the global shift toward cleaner energy. Solar panels and EVs, both essential for curbing greenhouse gas emissions, rely heavily on silver. Other new technologies, including AI, have also sparked demand for silver, while overall silver supply has declined.
- [Investing in Critical Materials: A Diversified Approach to a Long-Term Opportunity](/insights/investing-in-critical-materials-a-diversified-approach-to-a-long-term-opportunity/index.html.md): Whitney George, Chief Investment Officer, Sprott Asset Management, will identify the major paradigm shift we are navigating post-COVID.
- [Silver: A History of Innovation](/insights/silver-a-history-of-innovation/index.html.md): Silver has been a form of currency throughout human civilization and is second, only to oil, as the most used resource on earth.
- [Uncovering Big Opportunities and Demand in Nickel for Investors](/insights/uncovering-big-opportunities-and-demand-in-nickel-for-investors/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 1), Thalia Hayden of etfguide talks with Steve Schoffstall, Director of ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management, about the nickel growth story, what's driving it and the investment opportunities now and ahead.
- [Fourth Industrial Revolution Fuels Global Competition for Critical Minerals](/insights/fourth-industrial-revolution-fuels-global-competition-for-critical-minerals/index.html.md): The world is in the midst of a fourth industrial revolution (4IR) as technological developments like artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, IoT, genetic engineering and quantum computing bring about an unprecedented integration of the digital, physical and biological realms.
- [Gold Outlook with John Hathaway](/insights/gold-outlook-with-john-hathaway/index.html.md): What will take the gold price higher? John Hathaway, Senior Portfolio Manager, provides his thoughts on why gold isn't moving and what will take it higher.
- [Copper and AI: Understanding the Opportunity for ETF Investors](/insights/copper-and-ai-understanding-the-opportunity-for-etf-investors/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 1), Thalia Hayden of @etfguide talks with John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, about the growing energy requirements of AI and how uranium, copper, silver and other metals may benefit.
- [Sprott Q2 Precious Metals Report: Gold’s Record-Setting Quarter and Silver’s Resurgence](/insights/sprott-q2-precious-metals-report-gold-s-record-setting-quarter-and-silver-s-resurgence/index.html.md): Gold has been on the move since Q2 ended, after having gained 12.79% year-to-date as of June 30, gold's best six-month start since 2020. Gold enjoyed strong support from central bank buying. Silver closed Q2 at $29.14, its highest quarterly close since Q3 2012.
- [Uranium Case Strengthens](/insights/uranium-case-strengthens/index.html.md): The uranium spot price has remained range-bound between $85 and $95 per pound, and ended the first half at $85.34 (June 30, 2024). Uranium miners fell in June, but bounced back in early July, outperforming the commodity YTD.
- [The AI Revolution and Data Centers: A New Frontier in Energy Demand](/insights/the-ai-revolution-and-data-centers-a-new-frontier-in-energy-demand/index.html.md): Significant investments in AI-related tech stocks have helped push the S&P 500 Index to record highs this year.
- [The Unstoppable Rise of Renewable Energy](/insights/the-unstoppable-rise-of-renewable-energy/index.html.md): Renewable energy is rapidly replacing fossil fuels as costs decrease and efficiencies improve with increased deployment, making it much cheaper than traditional energy sources.
- [An Inside Look at the Global War for Lithium, Copper and Critical Minerals with Author Ernest Scheyder](/insights/an-inside-look-at-the-global-war-for-lithium-copper-and-critical-minerals-with-author-ernest-scheyder/index.html.md): Author and acclaimed Reuters journalist Ernest Scheyder discusses his book, The War Below: Lithium, Copper, and the Global Battle to Power Our Lives, with Sprott's Steve Schoffstall in this exclusive interview.
- [Uranium Markets Shake Off Summer Doldrums](/insights/uranium-markets-shake-off-summer-doldrums/index.html.md): The uranium market has faced short-term volatility, including price declines driven by geopolitical tensions and economic concerns. Despite these challenges, the long-term outlook remains strong.
- [U.S. Electricity Grid Remakes Itself to Meet Surging AI-Led Power Demand](/insights/us-electricity-grid-remakes-itself-to-meet-surging-ai-led-power-demand/index.html.md): Demand for electricity over the next decade will put pressure on the U.S. power grid to keep pace.
- [Lithium: Short-Term Opportunities for a Long-Term Trend](/insights/lithium-short-term-opportunities-for-a-long-term-trend/index.html.md): This might be an ideal moment to re-evaluate lithium miners given their potential to benefit as the global energy transition continues. The current dip in the price of lithium miners presents a potential short-term opportunity, given the strong future demand and supply imbalance.
- [Gold and Silver Enjoy Continued Rally](/insights/gold-and-silver-enjoy-continued-rally/index.html.md): Gold and silver prices surged in Q3 2024, driven by central bank buying and macroeconomic factors. While gold experienced a historic price increase, silver's price was influenced by both its precious metal value and industrial demand.
- [Big Tech Targets Nuclear Energy to Support AI Ambitions](/insights/big-tech-targets-nuclear-energy-to-support-ai-ambitions/index.html.md): Big tech is turning to nuclear energy to fuel the massive power needs of AI-driven data centers. They're striking bold deals to develop small modular reactors (SMRs), sparking a surge in uranium demand and helping to support clean energy innovation.
- [The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Reshaping Global Energy Markets](/insights/the-fourth-industrial-revolution-reshaping-global-energy-markets/index.html.md): Author and acclaimed Reuters journalist Ernest Scheyder discusses his book, The War Below: Lithium, Copper, and the Global Battle to Power Our Lives, with Sprott's Steve Schoffstall in this exclusive interview.
- [The New Power Play: How Tech Giants Are Embracing Nuclear Energy for Data Centers](/insights/the-new-power-play-how-tech-giants-are-embracing-nuclear-energy-for-data-centers/index.html.md): Nuclear power is creating a buzz in media circles. Thalia Hayden of @etfguide talks with John Ciampaglia about the powerful comeback of nuclear energy and how tech giants are embracing nuclear energy for data centers.
- [Why Tech & Big Investors Are Turning to Uranium & Gold](/insights/why-tech-big-investors-are-turning-to-uranium-gold/index.html.md): Gold has surged this year, and uranium demand is rising as central banks, tech giants, and major players pour into these metals. John Ciampaglia joins James Connor to reveal why gold is seen as a shield against economic risks and why uranium is crucial to big tech’s massive AI expansion plans.
- [Batteries and Minerals Driving Global Electrification](/insights/batteries-and-minerals-driving-global-electrification/index.html.md): Batteries and energy storage continue to underpin electrification trends, solidifying their role as a cornerstone in the global shift toward sustainable energy.
- [Real Assets in Focus: Gold, Silver, Copper and Uranium](/insights/real-assets-in-focus-gold-silver-copper-and-uranium/index.html.md): Unlock the power of real assets investing with Sprott’s Masterclass video. Dive into gold, silver, copper and uranium with industry experts Ed Coyne, Ryan McIntyre and Steve Schoffstall as they reveal strategies to navigate global uncertainties and identify opportunities.
- [Uranium Markets Impacted by Market Signals and Uncertainty](/insights/uranium-markets-impacted-by-market-signals-and-uncertainty/index.html.md): The uranium market remains strong despite recent spot price declines, with tight supply, rising demand and long-term fundamentals driving a bullish outlook.
- [Sprott ETFs 2024 Year-End Distributions](/insights/sprott-etfs-2024-year-end-distributions/index.html.md): Review the 2024 year-end distributions for Sprott ETFs. Access detailed information on ordinary income distributions driven by Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) holdings within the ETFs.
- [Nuclear Power and Critical Materials: A Post-Election Outlook](/insights/nuclear-power-and-critical-materials-a-post-election-outlook/index.html.md): What’s the potential impact of the incoming Trump administration on nuclear power, clean energy and critical materials? Thalia Hayden of ETFguide talks with John Ciampaglia about what potential changes may be on the horizon for U.S. energy policies and some strategies for investment portfolios.
- [The Uranium Miners Opportunity](/insights/the-uranium-miners-opportunity/index.html.md): We believe uranium mining equities are poised for growth as demand for nuclear power increases, driven by AI data center needs and electricity demand. Geopolitical shifts, such as Russia’s export restrictions, and global pledges to triple nuclear capacity by 2050 highlight supply chain importance. This creates a compelling case for uranium miners, which are supported by strong market fundamentals.
- [Silver's Impressive Strength in 2024](/insights/silvers-impressive-strength-in-2024/index.html.md): We believe that silver continues to offer a compelling investment opportunity due to its unique market dynamics.
- [Uranium Unleashed: How Mining Stocks Fuel the Nuclear Comeback](/insights/uranium-unleashed-how-mining-stocks-fuel-the-nuclear-comeback/index.html.md): Sprott's John Kinnane and Steve Schoffstall explore the growing opportunities in the uranium and nuclear energy markets.
- [Top 10 Themes for 2025](/insights/top-10-themes-for-2025/index.html.md): What forces will shape the markets in critical materials and precious metals in 2025 and beyond? We identify 10 critical macro and market themes investors should watch in the coming year.
- [Silver 2025](/insights/silver-2025/index.html.md): Pinch point is the term Sprott’s Maria Smirnova uses to describe the current supply-demand picture for silver in 2025. Smirnova joins host Ed Coyne to walk us through how silver’s growing demand is coming up against a static supply pipeline.
- [Uranium Outlook for 2025](/insights/uranium-outlook-for-2025/index.html.md): Sprott CEO John Ciampaglia remains bullish on the uranium markets, citing rising term prices, increased utility interest and the global nuclear renaissance fueled by clean energy needs and AI-driven power demands.
- [Energy’s Silver Lining: A Precious Metal Powering the Future](/insights/energy-s-silver-lining-a-precious-metal-powering-the-future/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 2), Thalia Hayden chats with Steven Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management about silver miners, investing in silver and how the silver market is tied to the global energy shift.
- [Uranium Markets Trumped by Uncertainty](/insights/uranium-markets-trumped-by-uncertainty/index.html.md): The uranium markets experienced volatility in January, with prices dipping despite strong miner performance. Key factors included the emergence of the Chinese AI model DeepSeek and the return of the Trump administration.
- [Introducing Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver ETF \(Nasdaq: SLVR\)](/insights/introducing-sprott-silver-miners-physical-silver-etf-nasdaq-slvr/index.html.md): Discover the unique advantages of Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver ETF (SLVR), a new ETF offering exposure to both silver miners and physical silver.
- [Recalibrating Our Crystal Ball](/insights/recalibrating-our-crystal-ball/index.html.md): Gold was a strong performer in 2024, gaining 27.22% to end the year at $2,624.50, fueled by geopolitical tensions, central bank purchases and bond market struggles. These strong gains occurred with negligible participation or interest from investors in North America or Europe.
- [Critical Materials Markets Shake Off DeepSeek Disruption and U.S. Policy Rollbacks](/insights/critical-materials-markets-shake-off-deepseek-disruption-and-us-policy-rollbacks/index.html.md): Critical materials showed resilience in January amid global volatility.
- [GBUG and The Case for Active Management](/insights/gbug-and-the-case-for-active-management/index.html.md): Sprott Asset Management has launched GBUG which seeks long-term appreciation through value-oriented, contrarian investing. Sprott's active management seeks to capitalize on the wide dispersion of returns within the mining sector and the potential for silver to catch up to gold's rise.
- [Tariffs, Tensions and the Uranium Opportunity](/insights/tariffs-tensions-and-the-uranium-opportunity/index.html.md): We see market volatility as an opportunity, with uranium’s spot price offering an attractive entry point for investors. Despite Trump tariff policy and geopolitical uncertainties, uranium’s strong long-term fundamentals—supply deficits and rising nuclear demand—remain intact.
- [Trump Tariffs: Disruption or Opportunity?](/insights/trump-tariffs-disruption-or-opportunity/index.html.md): Are tariffs set to disrupt gold, silver and uranium markets? Find out how potential trade barriers could impact prices and create arbitrage opportunities.
- [Introducing Sprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF \(GBUG\)](/insights/introducing-sprott-active-gold-silver-miners-etf-gbug/index.html.md): Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall introduces GBUG, an actively managed ETF focused on gold and silver miners, using a team with deep industry expertise to identify investments. With a long-term, value-driven approach, it aims to provide exposure to precious metals while navigating market shifts.
- [Global Trade Wars: Unraveling the Impact on Critical Materials Markets](/insights/global-trade-wars-unraveling-the-impact-on-critical-materials-markets/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy, Thalia Hayden interviews Steven Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management about how the global energy shift and market volatility are impacting precious metals and critical materials.
- [A Closer Look at Gold and Silver, Metals and Miners](/insights/a-closer-look-at-gold-and-silver-metals-and-miners/index.html.md): Gold and silver provide a powerful blend of potential wealth preservation, inflation mitigation and portfolio diversification. This webcast provides insights from John Hathaway and Maria Smirnova on the key technical drivers influencing gold, silver and precious metals mining equities.
- [Gold's Strength Amid a Crisis of Confidence](/insights/golds-strength-amid-a-crisis-of-confidence/index.html.md): Gold's record-breaking rally in Q1 2025 reflects mounting investor anxiety over stagflation, policy volatility and a fraying global economic order. U.S. tariffs and policy unpredictability have elevated the risk of stagflation, fueling demand for gold as the lone liquid safe-haven asset.
- [Copper’s Record-Setting Rally and Reversal on U.S. Tariffs](/insights/copper-s-record-setting-rally-and-reversal-on-us-tariffs/index.html.md): Copper prices reached record highs in March, driven by tariff fears and U.S. demand. Despite recent market volatility, copper remains a strategic asset with strong long-term fundamentals, supported by rising global energy demands and U.S. policy shifts.
- [The Return of Exter’s Inverted Pyramid](/insights/the-return-of-exter-s-inverted-pyramid/index.html.md): Gold has been rising on strong official sector demand, fueled by concerns over the U.S. dollar and global instability. While Western investors have focused on potentially overvalued stocks, gold and mining equities offer potential upside as other assets struggle.
- [Is Uranium’s Bull Market Over?](/insights/is-uranium-s-bull-market-over/index.html.md): Recent market events have put pressure on uranium, but we continue to believe in the resilience and long-term bullish outlook for physical uranium and uranium mining equities.
- [Safe Havens: The Enduring Stability of Precious Metals in Turbulent Times](/insights/safe-havens-the-enduring-stability-of-precious-metals-in-turbulent-times/index.html.md): In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 2), Steve Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management and John Kinnane, Director, Key Accounts at Sprott Asset Management, chat about how investors are navigating bumpy markets and global trade wars with assets like gold and silver.
- [Nasdaq’s Just for Funds: Introducing the Sprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF \(GBUG\)](/insights/nasdaq-s-just-for-funds-introducing-the-sprott-active-gold-silver-miners-etf-gbug/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall recently joined Nasdaq’s Just for Funds to discuss the launch of the Sprott Active Gold & Silver Miners ETF (GBUG), the only actively managed ETF focusing on gold and silver mining companies.
- [Sprott CIO on Gold/Silver Miner Selection and Silver Outlook](/insights/sprott-cio-on-goldsilver-miner-selection-and-silver-outlook/index.html.md): James Connor of Bloor Street Capital speaks with Maria Smirnova, Sprott CIO, about the firm’s approach to gold and silver miner selection.
- [A Shaky U.S. Dollar Boosts Gold’s Role as an Alternative Reserve Asset](/insights/a-shaky-us-dollar-boosts-gold-s-role-as-an-alternative-reserve-asset/index.html.md): Gold is gaining prominence as a reserve asset due to a weak U.S. dollar and declining U.S. financials, reaching record highs while equities and bonds fell. We believe this positions gold as a potential anchor for a multi-asset reserve system.
- [Uranium Regains Momentum](/insights/uranium-regains-momentum/index.html.md): Uranium is regaining strength, with spot prices rebounding and momentum returning thanks to renewed utility contracting, tariff clarity and strong long-term fundamentals.
- [Could Silver and Its Miners Shine in Today’s Markets?](/insights/could-silver-and-its-miners-shine-in-today-s-markets/index.html.md): In our webcast with Nasdaq, Steve Schoffstall, Director of ETF Product Management, joins Nasdaq’s Jillian DelSignore to discuss silver and silver equity markets, silver’s historic performance during periods of market turmoil, and why the metal and its miners may be a valuable addition to portfolios.
- [Why Does a Pure-Play Strategy Matter in Silver Miners?](/insights/why-does-a-pure-play-strategy-matter-in-silver-miners/index.html.md): SLVR is a silver mining and physical silver ETF that offers a pure-play strategy that allocates approximately 70% to silver-focused companies. SLVR offers investors a targeted and differentiated way to gain meaningful exposure to silver.
- [Trump’s Executive Orders Set Stage for U.S. Nuclear Expansion](/insights/trump-s-executive-orders-set-stage-for-us-nuclear-expansion/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall discusses President Trump's sweeping executive orders to jumpstart America’s nuclear energy industry by streamlining reactor approvals, boosting domestic uranium production and declaring a national emergency over reliance on Russian and Chinese nuclear fuel.
- [The White House’s Nuclear Push: What It Means for Uranium Opportunities](/insights/the-white-house-s-nuclear-push-what-it-means-for-uranium-opportunities/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia breaks down President Trump’s new executive orders to fast-track nuclear tech and revive the U.S. fuel cycle, highlighting their impact on uranium prices, mining stocks, SMRs and AI-driven power demand.
- [Copper’s Bullish Setup Strengthens](/insights/copper-s-bullish-setup-strengthens/index.html.md): Copper is surging toward $10,000 per ton as plunging inventories and unexpected supply disruptions expose the market’s tightness. Easing tariff tensions and rising electrification demand are driving bullish sentiment. We believe copper may be heading toward a structural repricing.
- [Gold Gains Ground as Faith in the Dollar Erodes](/insights/gold-gains-ground-as-faith-in-the-dollar-erodes/index.html.md): Gold continues its rally as fading confidence in U.S. fiscal policy and the U.S. dollar drives demand for real assets. As we publish, silver is breaking out above $35, supported by structural supply deficits, renewed investor interest and mounting macroeconomic pressures.
- [Uranium’s Bull Market Reawakens](/insights/uranium-s-bull-market-reawakens/index.html.md): Uranium is back in focus as U.S. nuclear policy accelerates and AI-driven energy demand sparks renewed investor interest. With uranium prices and miners showing strength in May, our outlook remains bullish as fundamentals tighten and sentiment shifts.
- [Building an Electrified World: The Strategic Role of Critical Materials](/insights/building-an-electrified-world-the-strategic-role-of-critical-materials/index.html.md): As the world races to electrify, demand for critical materials like uranium, copper, silver, lithium and nickel is climbing. These metals are foundational to nuclear power, consumer electronics and high-performance batteries — making them indispensable to meeting rising global energy demand.
- [COPP Invests in Both Miners and Physical Copper](/insights/copp-invests-in-both-miners-and-physical-copper/index.html.md): Beginning June 23, 2025, Sprott Copper Miners ETF (COPP) will provide investors with exposure to physical copper, in addition to pure-play copper miners.
- [Copper’s Potential Power Surge: Energy, AI and Beyond](/insights/copper-s-potential-power-surge-energy-ai-and-beyond/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steven Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management, discusses copper’s importance to energy and technology, and the associated structural supply deficit resulting from growing demand.
- [Uranium Outlook Mid-Year 2025](/insights/uranium-outlook-mid-year-2025/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, joins James Connor at the Bloor Street Capital Virtual Uranium Conference to examine the current state of the uranium market.
- [Gold and Silver Bull Run Continues](/insights/gold-and-silver-bull-run-continues/index.html.md): Gold and silver have been strong performers in 2025, with both metals up over 25% YTD as global instability drives demand for safe haven assets. Central banks are shifting away from the U.S. dollar, while silver’s breakout suggests a potential supply squeeze ahead.
- [Uranium’s Mid-Year Momentum](/insights/uranium-s-mid-year-momentum/index.html.md): Uranium spot prices jumped nearly 10% in June and uranium miners surged, supported by renewed inflows and global pro-nuclear policy momentum. With AI data centers adding a long-term demand driver, we believe uranium’s structural bull case remains intact.
- [Silver Investment Outlook Mid-Year 2025](/insights/silver-investment-outlook-mid-year-2025/index.html.md): Silver gained nearly 25% through mid-year, and continues to rise in July, as supply remains tight and demand accelerates. With silver crucial to new technologies, the metal is benefiting from powerful structural tailwinds and renewed interest from investors.
- [The Emerging Copper Premium: Policy Risk Meets Physical Scarcity](/insights/the-emerging-copper-premium-policy-risk-meets-physical-scarcity/index.html.md): Copper is being redefined as a national security asset, not just an industrial metal. U.S. tariffs and geopolitical shifts have fractured global pricing and exposed deep supply vulnerabilities.
- [Gold Miners Shine in 2025](/insights/gold-miners-shine-in-2025/index.html.md): Gold and silver are up over 25% in 2025, with mining stocks surging more than 50%, yet still undervalued. We see continued upside amid inflation, geopolitical risks and strong fundamentals.
- [The Key Drivers of Demand and Volatility in the Precious Metals Space](/insights/the-key-drivers-of-demand-and-volatility-in-the-precious-metals-space/index.html.md): Nasdaq Trade Talks features Sprott’s Steven Schoffstall and the World Gold Council’s Joe Cavatoni on the key forces driving gold, silver and critical materials, from central bank demand to industrial growth and their role in portfolio diversification.
- [A Cure for Financial Dementia](/insights/a-cure-for-financial-dementia/index.html.md): In our view, market euphoria and collective amnesia have left gold miners overlooked despite record profits, soaring margins and aggressive shareholder returns. Gold mining equities are still stuck at bargain basement valuations, and we unabashedly continue to pound the table for precious metals equities and bullion alike.
- [Copper Clash: Tariffs, Trade Shifts and Opportunity](/insights/copper-clash-tariffs-trade-shifts-and-opportunity/index.html.md): U.S. copper tariffs are reshaping global markets. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steven Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management at Sprott Asset Management, discusses how copper prices are realigning as fundamentals point to long-term shortages and surging demand from the energy transition.
- [Critical Materials Breakout into a New Bullish Phase](/insights/critical-materials-breakout-into-a-new-bullish-phase/index.html.md): The convergence of national security imperatives, energy transition policies and evolving trade dynamics is fundamentally redefining the role of critical minerals. The breakout in the Nasdaq Sprott Critical Materials Index™ is an early signal of this shift, reflecting technical strength and deep structural drivers.
- [Challenges to Fed Autonomy Strengthen Case for Gold](/insights/challenges-to-fed-autonomy-strengthen-case-for-gold/index.html.md): Gold has topped another all-time high above $3,600 per ounce, while silver has reached $41, its highest level since 2011. Both metals may be among the strongest-performing asset classes for the year. We explore how erosion of Fed independence heightens policy risk, reinforcing the strategic role of gold and silver.
- [Copper Fundamentals Prevail After Tariff Turmoil](/insights/copper-fundamentals-prevail-after-tariff-turmoil/index.html.md): Copper rallied in August, with junior copper miners taking top performance honors. Policy momentum is accelerating as copper gains critical minerals status and attracts major investment. Copper miners are enjoying strong margins as copper demand rises to support electrification, AI and defense.
- [Active Edge: Why Experience Matters in Metals and Mining Investing](/insights/active-edge-why-experience-matters-in-metals-and-mining-investing/index.html.md): Sprott's Steve Schoffstall and Justin Tolman discuss the newly launched Sprott Active Metals & Miners ETF (METL), which provides active exposure to a broad range of metals. Tolman highlights the team’s rigorous investment process combining top-down sector analysis and bottom-up stock selection, and the importance of site visits in evaluating projects.
- [Steel Meets Rising Global Electricity Demand](/insights/steel-meets-rising-global-electricity-demand/index.html.md): Steel is emerging as a strategic material in meeting global electricity demands, underpinning everything from power generation and transmission to electric vehicles and grid modernization. Demand for green steel is accelerating with market forecasts projecting rapid growth relative to traditional steel.
- [Uranium: At the Fulcrum of AI, National Security and Global Energy Demand](/insights/uranium-at-the-fulcrum-of-ai-national-security-and-global-energy-demand/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, highlights takeaways from the September 2025 World Nuclear Symposium: surging uranium demand from electricity, AI and energy security, tech ties like Microsoft and constrained supply supporting higher prices and new mining.
- [The Metals that Make the World](/insights/the-metals-that-make-the-world/index.html.md): Sprott economic geologist and Senior Portfolio Manager Justin Tolman joins Ed Coyne for a deep dive on demand trends for steel, copper and silver and what it might take to successfully invest in the metals that build the world.
- [Where Is Spot Uranium Going?](/insights/where-is-spot-uranium-going/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management joins Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital at the World Nuclear Symposium 2025. Ciampaglia highlights strong global investor interest in uranium, with both specialist and generalist funds viewing nuclear as a long-term growth story. He notes stabilizing uranium prices, lingering supply challenges and growing demand from utilities, AI and data centers
- [Investors Act with Conviction](/insights/investors-act-with-conviction/index.html.md): Uranium prices and miners surged in September, fueled by tight supply and strong utility demand. The rally drew renewed investor interest, with capital flows into uranium equities and ETFs reinforcing confidence in the sector’s momentum.
- [Gold Leads as Faith in Fiat Falters](/insights/gold-leads-as-faith-in-fiat-falters/index.html.md): Gold surged to record highs as fading confidence in fiscal and monetary policy drove investors toward hard assets. With long-term yields rising and central banks turning increasingly accommodative, markets are signaling a loss of faith in fiat currencies, fueling gold’s breakout and silver’s potential squeeze.
- [Dips: The Rx for Acrophobia](/insights/dips-the-rx-for-acrophobia/index.html.md): With gold and silver reaching new all-time highs, we believe there is still opportunity in both the physical and miners markets. We see structural drivers (central bank demand, inflation resilience and declining trust in fiat currencies) that continue to support long-term allocations to gold and silver.
- [Going Beneath the Surface: Active Management in Metals & Mining ETFs](/insights/going-beneath-the-surface-active-management-in-metals-mining-etfs/index.html.md): Join Sprott’s expert team for an exclusive webcast replay exploring the powerful forces reshaping the metals and mining landscape, from surging energy demand and AI growth to tightening supply chains. Discover how Sprott’s active, research-driven ETF approach helps investors navigate volatility, and learn more about GBUG and METL.
- [Catalyzing Copper: Supply Shocks and Betting Billions](/insights/catalyzing-copper-supply-shocks-and-betting-billions/index.html.md): Copper markets rallied in September, buoyed by tightening supply and renewed investor confidence. Copper’s supply squeeze is intensifying as mine shutdowns and years of underinvestment drive inventories to historic lows. New U.S. policy tailwinds are providing support, as the world races to secure critical materials.
- [Gold Mining Equities: There's Still Room in the Trade](/insights/gold-mining-equities-theres-still-room-in-the-trade/index.html.md): Gold has recently climbed to record highs. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steve Schoffstall, Director of ETF Product Management at Sprott, joins Thalia Hayden ‪‪@etfguide‬ to explain why gold is performing well, and why the gold mining trade might still have room for investors to make their move.
- [Rare Earths and Critical Minerals: The Hidden Engine of Electrification](/insights/rare-earths-and-critical-minerals-the-hidden-engine-of-electrification/index.html.md): Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall joins James Connor to discuss the global race for critical materials, from rare earths and uranium to lithium and copper. Schoffstall discusses how investors can gain exposure through Sprott’s suite of innovative ETFs.
- [The Debasement Trade Broadens Across Precious Metals](/insights/the-debasement-trade-broadens-across-precious-metals/index.html.md): In October, gold closed above $4,000 and silver hit record highs amid growing strategic demand, signaling a sustained shift away from fiat-based assets. Major developed economies are increasingly operating under fiscal dominance, driving investors toward hard assets like gold and silver.
- [Nasdaq Just for Funds: Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall on METL](/insights/nasdaq-just-for-funds-sprott-s-steve-schoffstall-on-metl/index.html.md): Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall joins Nasdaq’s Just For Funds to discuss the Sprott Active Metals & Miners ETF (METL) — the only actively managed ETF providing diversified exposure to both critical and traditional metals miners driving the global energy transition.
- [Sprott on Metals: Today's Opportunities in Gold, Silver, Uranium and Copper](/insights/sprott-on-metals-todays-opportunities-in-gold-silver-uranium-and-copper/index.html.md): Jacob White meets with Asset TV to discuss Sprott’s focus on precious metals and critical materials, underscoring their rising importance across energy, technology and national security. White notes that 2025 has seen record highs for gold, silver and copper prices, alongside sustained supply deficits that are driving strong investor interest.
- [Infographic - The Uranium Opportunity 2025](/insights/infographic-the-uranium-opportunity-2025/index.html.md): Global uranium mine supply continues to fall short of reactor demand, creating a persistent and widening deficit. With uranium demand expected to double by 2040, these tightening fundamentals underpin a powerful long-term investment case.
- [Sprott ETFs 2025 Year-End Distributions](/insights/sprott-etfs-2025-year-end-distributions/index.html.md): 2025 year-end distributions for Sprott ETFs. Access detailed information on ordinary income distributions driven by Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) holdings within the ETFs.
- [National Security, Mining Investment and the Future of Materials: A Critical Crossroads](/insights/national-security-mining-investment-and-the-future-of-materials-a-critical-crossroads/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steven Schoffstall of Sprott Asset Management explains how government action and major private-sector investment are transforming the critical materials landscape, including rare earths. New U.S. equity stakes, global agreements and nuclear initiatives are accelerating efforts to rebuild secure domestic supply chains amid rising geopolitical tensions.
- [Lithium Gains Momentum in 2025](/insights/lithium-gains-momentum-in-2025/index.html.md): Lithium has entered a renewed bull phase as tightening supply, rising global demand from EVs to data centers, and major strategic investments shift the market from surplus toward potential deficit. Governments, oil majors and tech giants are racing to secure supply, solidifying lithium's essential role in long-term energy security.
- [Nasdaq Talk Your Ticker: SETM](/insights/nasdaq-talk-your-ticker-setm/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall joins Nasdaq’s Talk Your Ticker to discuss the Sprott Critical Materials ETF (SETM), highlighting its pure-play exposure to miners of nine essential metals and its role in diversifying portfolios amid rising energy demand and security concerns.
- [Gold Holds Gains as Liquidity Stress Emerges](/insights/gold-holds-gains-as-liquidity-stress-emerges/index.html.md): Gold reached its highest monthly close in November 2025, driven by fiscal dominance, rising global debt and the Fed’s pivot to “QE-lite.” We believe gold’s strategic role as a safe haven asset is strengthening amid mounting liquidity stress and shifting global financial dynamics. Silver closed November at an all-time high.
- [Uranium’s Tale of Two Markets](/insights/uranium-s-tale-of-two-markets/index.html.md): The uranium market's short-term volatility has masked strengthening fundamentals, as long-term prices rise, supply tightens and policy commitments translate into greater demand for nuclear power. With capital flowing into miners, upstream fundamentals improving and policy alignment accelerating, we believe the uranium market is well positioned for a stronger setup in 2026.
- [Metals & Mining: Year in Review, Future in Focus](/insights/metals-mining-year-in-review-future-in-focus/index.html.md): Host Ed Coyne speaks to Sprott CEO Whitney George and Senior Portfolio Manager Justin Tolman about the firm's strong performance in 2025, highlighting significant gains across gold, silver, copper and related strategies, driven by resource nationalization and supply disruptions.
- [Uranium Outlook 2026](/insights/uranium-outlook-2026/index.html.md): Host Ed Coyne and Sprott CEO John Ciampaglia recap a surprising 2025 for the uranium market, characterized by flat spot prices that contrasted sharply with strong mining equities and bullish long-term demand signals for nuclear power. Together, Ed and John look ahead to 2026, highlighting the potential for renewed contracting, higher prices and pivotal U.S. policy decisions that are likely to boost demand for uranium and nuclear power.
- [Advisor Perspective: How Gold, Silver and Critical Materials Shaped Portfolios in 2025](/insights/advisor-perspective-how-gold-silver-and-critical-materials-shaped-portfolios-in-2025/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall and Ed Coyne recap key 2025 performance trends across gold, silver, critical materials and the mining sector. Coyne shares insights from conversations with financial advisors, highlighting the potential advantages of active management and approaches for gaining broader exposure to critical materials.
- [ETF Product Development](/insights/etf-product-development/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall and Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital discuss Sprott’s hands-on mining expertise and expanding lineup of precious metals and critical materials ETFs. Schoffstall highlights rising investor interest in uranium, lithium, rare earths and other strategic materials as governments move to reshore supply chains and support long-term energy and infrastructure demand.
- [Uranium Outlook 2026 Video](/insights/uranium-outlook-2026-video/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia joins Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital to discuss uranium’s outlook as government support for nuclear energy strengthens. Tightening supply, rising reactor demand, and growing institutional involvement are fueling bullish expectations for uranium and related mining equities in 2026.
- [Top 10 Themes for 2026](/insights/top-10-themes-for-2026/index.html.md): What are the 10 most important themes impacting global markets in 2026? We explore issues from deglobalization and fiscal dominance to the surge in gold, silver and critical materials, and provide our view of where opportunities and risks may be emerging.
- [Copper’s Momentum: Key Catalysts to Watch in 2026](/insights/copper-s-momentum-key-catalysts-to-watch-in-2026/index.html.md): Copper’s record run is being driven by tightening supply, strategic demand and rising policy risk, setting up a strong outlook for 2026. Major disruptions and collapsing treatment charges highlight a market firmly in deficit. With AI growth, defense spending and grid modernization accelerating demand, we believe copper and related equities remain well supported.
- [Rewiring the Copper Market: AI, Fragmented Pricing, and the Case for a Structural Bull Run](/insights/rewiring-the-copper-market-ai-fragmented-pricing-and-the-case-for-a-structural-bull-run/index.html.md): Copper prices have surged to record highs, driven by unprecedented demand from AI data centers, electrification, and grid expansion. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall explains why copper’s rally is fundamentally backed, why supply constraints are likely to persist for decades, and how investors can think strategically about copper exposure amid tariffs and market fragmentation.
- [Uranium Enters 2026 with Renewed Strength and Strategic Tailwinds](/insights/uranium-enters-2026-with-renewed-strength-and-strategic-tailwinds/index.html.md): Uranium enters 2026 with renewed momentum as spot prices move back above $100/lb, mining equities reprice materially, and utility demand re-emerges following prolonged under-contracting. Strengthening U.S. policy support and tightening supply conditions reinforce the case for higher incentive pricing and potential upside across physical uranium and mining equities.
- [The Changing Global Order Is Repricing Gold](/insights/the-changing-global-order-is-repricing-gold/index.html.md): Gold and silver surged to record highs in January before experiencing technically driven sell-offs. Geopolitical fragmentation, capital conflict and eroding confidence in fiat systems is reshaping what investors consider truly safe. In this emerging monetary regime, gold and silver are asserting their roles as neutral, "outside money "with strong long-term drivers.
- [Nasdaq Just for Funds: Sprott’s Steve Schoffstall on SLVR](/insights/nasdaq-just-for-funds-sprott-s-steve-schoffstall-on-slvr/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall joins Nasdaq’s Just for Funds to discuss silver in 2026 after its record-setting rise in 2025. The conversation highlights why investors are gravitating to Sprott Silver Miners and Physical Silver ETF (SLVR), which offers a pure-play silver mining strategy combined with physical silver exposure, positioning it as both a diversification tool and a growth-oriented allocation.
- [The Metamorphosis of a Career, Turning Rocks into Value Investing](/insights/the-metamorphosis-of-a-career-turning-rocks-into-value-investing/index.html.md): For nearly three decades, Justin Tolman has chased discovery across more than 40 countries, applying boots-on-the-ground geology to transform mineral potential into economic value. Discover how a “renaissance geologist” transforms field insight into differentiated investment intelligence in a world where demand for precious metals and critical minerals is only accelerating.
- [Top 10 Dominant Drivers of Metals Markets in 2026](/insights/top-10-dominant-drivers-of-metals-markets-in-2026/index.html.md): As global markets adjust to deglobalization and fiscal dominance, capital is flowing decisively into gold, silver, uranium, copper, rare earths and other critical materials. In this webcast, we break down what’s driving these moves and share our perspective on the most compelling opportunities for the year ahead.
- [Silver Conference Featuring Maria Smirnova, Sprott CIO](/insights/silver-conference-featuring-maria-smirnova-sprott-cio/index.html.md): Maria Smirnova, Sprott Chief Investment Officer, joins James Connor of Bloor Street Capital to discuss Sprott's outlook on silver. Smirnova views recent gold and silver volatility as a healthy correction in a bull market, driven by strong fundamentals like supply deficits and rising global demand rather than speculative excess. Smirnova outlines Sprott’s long-term, disciplined approach and stresses patience and conviction.
- [Uranium’s Catch Up Trade: Nuclear Power’s Next Decade of Demand](/insights/uranium-s-catch-up-trade-nuclear-power-s-next-decade-of-demand/index.html.md): Uranium is reemerging as a strategic energy asset as AI, data centers and energy security reshape global electricity demand. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Sprott Asset Management CEO John Ciampaglia explains why tight supply, government action, production incentivization and new reactor technology could drive a long-term bull case for nuclear fuel.
- [Beyond “Dr. Copper”:  Copper’s Strategic Shift](/insights/beyond-dr-copper-copper-s-strategic-shift/index.html.md): Copper is breaking free from its old “Dr. Copper” reputation as strategic demand from electrification, AI infrastructure and defense drives prices and mining stocks toward record highs. With copper supply tight and demand increasingly mission-critical, the metal is being repriced as essential infrastructure.
- [Why Critical Materials Are Leading the New Commodity Cycle](/insights/why-critical-materials-are-leading-the-new-commodity-cycle/index.html.md): Critical materials are being repriced as strategic assets in a new commodity supercycle driven by deglobalization, fiscal dominance and energy security, not traditional cyclical demand. As global investment pivots toward electrification and secure supply chains, SETM and METL provide targeted exposure to the companies positioned at the center of this structural shift.
- [Copper’s Surge: Rewriting the Investment Case](/insights/copper-s-surge-rewriting-the-investment-case/index.html.md): In this webcast, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, examines how copper’s role is evolving from a traditional construction metal to a critical enabler of AI, data centers, electrification and modern infrastructure. He explores the supply and demand forces driving copper to record highs, including structural deficits, policy shifts and geopolitical dynamics. The discussion also highlights how advisers may think about copper’s role in portfolios today, and the potential risks of overlooking it.
- [Lithium Enters a New Era of Strategic Demand and Policy Support](/insights/lithium-enters-a-new-era-of-strategic-demand-and-policy-support/index.html.md): Lithium has surged back into the spotlight, with prices rising more than 125% over the past year as demand broadens beyond electric vehicles and governments begin treating the metal as a strategic resource. With supply disruptions, new policy tools and explosive growth in grid-scale energy storage, lithium is increasingly being repriced not just as a commodity, but as critical infrastructure.
- [Gold Rises Above $5,000 in an Evolving Monetary Regime](/insights/gold-rises-above-5-000-in-an-evolving-monetary-regime/index.html.md): Gold and silver reached record highs in February amid volatility as markets adjust to a new monetary regime defined by persistent central bank liquidity and rising geopolitical fragmentation. Structural constraints on the Federal Reserve, growing sovereign debt and continued central bank buying—particularly from China—reinforce gold’s role as a strategic store of value.
- [Coppers Investment Case Rewired](/insights/coppers-investment-case-rewired/index.html.md): It's time to think differently about "Dr. Copper." Steve Schoffstall joins Asset TV's ETF Editor-in-Chief Kristen Myers to discuss how copper's role is shifting from a construction material to a critical enabler of AI, electrification, and the modern economy. See how supply constraints, policy pressures and geopolitics could shape what comes next.
- [Why Gold Has Fallen: A Liquidity Story, Not a Broken Thesis](/insights/why-gold-has-fallen-a-liquidity-story-not-a-broken-thesis/index.html.md): Gold’s sharp March sell-off isn’t a failure of its safe-haven role. It’s the result of a global liquidity crunch that forced investors to sell what they could, not what they believed in. As reserve flows stall and deleveraging runs its course, the same pressures dragging gold down today may be quietly setting the stage for its next rally.
- [Why Uranium Could Be the Next Energy Shock Opportunity](/insights/why-uranium-could-be-the-next-energy-shock-opportunity/index.html.md): John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, breaks down why tightening uranium supply, surging global demand from countries like India and China, and renewed nuclear policy support could set the stage for a major move in uranium prices. Ciampaglia joins Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital for a lively discussion on the positive prospects for uranium markets and nuclear power.
- [Critical Materials in an Era of Energy Security and Defense](/insights/critical-materials-in-an-era-of-energy-security-and-defense/index.html.md): Rising geopolitical risk, energy insecurity and record defense spending are reshaping demand for critical materials and precious metals. In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steve Schoffstall breaks down what today’s market volatility means and why long-term fundamentals for uranium, copper, rare earths, gold and silver remain compelling.
- [Uranium Market Update: Why Stability May Signal Strength](/insights/uranium-market-update-why-stability-may-signal-strength/index.html.md): Powerful forces are shaping what could come next for uranium markets. Per Jander of WMC joins Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital to offer his front-line view of shifting uranium supply dynamics, resilient pricing and why “boring” may actually signal strength in today’s volatile markets. Jander explores where uranium may be headed and shares why he remains bullish.
- [Gold and the Hormuz Disruption: A Monetary Stress Test](/insights/gold-and-the-hormuz-disruption-a-monetary-stress-test/index.html.md): The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has turned geopolitical tensions into a global energy shock, driving inflation fears and forced selling across markets, including gold. Gold’s sharp drop reflects a liquidity crunch, not a breakdown in its long-term role. As financial stress builds, gold is likely to reassert itself as a key monetary anchor.
- [The "Multi-Market Cycle Opportunity" in Metals](/insights/the-multi-market-cycle-opportunity-in-metals/index.html.md): At the recent ETF.com Awards, Sprott's Ed Coyne spoke with Sumit Roy of ETF.com about the rising interest in metals investing and SLVR, firm’s award-winning commodities ETF, as well as its broader lineup of metals-focused strategies.
- [Rare Earths as a National Security Asset: Why Ex-China Supply Matters](/insights/rare-earths-as-a-national-security-asset-why-ex-china-supply-matters/index.html.md): Rare earths have become a geopolitical priority—critical to defense, technology and energy—yet their supply chain remains heavily dominated by China, driving urgent demand for ex-China sources. As global investment accelerates to secure independent supply chains, producers outside China are positioned for structural growth. The Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC) offers targeted exposure to this emerging opportunity at the center of a global realignment.
- [Could Rare Earth Companies Outside China Be a Rare Opportunity?](/insights/could-rare-earth-companies-outside-china-be-a-rare-opportunity/index.html.md): Rare earth elements play a critical role across technology, defense and global energy. In this interview with Asset TV, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, discusses the importance of rare earths, the implications of China’s dominance in the supply chain and how the Sprott Rare Earths Ex‑China ETF (REXC) is designed to provide targeted exposure to the sector.
- [Rare Earths: China and the Battleground for Defense, Technology and Energy](/insights/rare-earths-china-and-the-battleground-for-defense-technology-and-energy/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steve Schoffstall examines rare earths, highlighting supply-demand imbalances, China’s dominance and the global push to build new supply chains. He explains why these materials are emerging as strategic assets across national security, energy transition and advanced technology and introduces the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC).
- [A Rare Opportunity: Rare Earths Investing, Ex-China](/insights/a-rare-opportunity-rare-earths-investing-ex-china/index.html.md): In this webcast, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, explores ways investors can access a selection of global securities in the rare earths industry, including mining, separation, refining and production. Jillian DelSignore, Global Head of Investor Distribution & Insights at Nasdaq, discusses the latest research topics on rare-earth equities.
- [Copper’s Bullish Inflection: Where Demand Meets Disruption](/insights/copper-s-bullish-inflection-where-demand-meets-disruption/index.html.md): Copper’s strong April rebound highlights its resilience. The growing demand for electrification and energy security is colliding with tightening supply, and geopolitical turmoil is disrupting supply chains. This shift reinforces copper’s role as a strategic asset and supports a constructive outlook for both physical copper and copper mining equities.
- [Gold Overtakes Dollar Reserves as Global Trust Shifts](/insights/gold-overtakes-dollar-reserves-as-global-trust-shifts/index.html.md): Gold is reasserting itself as the world’s preferred neutral reserve asset amid eroding confidence in the U.S. dollar system, supported by strong central bank buying and rising geopolitical fragmentation. Silver is evolving beyond a cyclical industrial metal into a strategic energy security asset, with demand increasingly tied to solar, storage and resilient infrastructure investment.
- [Inside the Rare Earths Opportunity](/insights/inside-the-rare-earths-opportunity/index.html.md): Rare earth elements are a group of 17 minerals essential to powering today’s most critical industries—from AI and data centers to defense systems and clean energy—yet their supply chain remains heavily concentrated in China. Sprott’s Jacob White, CFA, joins Bloor Street Capital’s Jimmy Connor to discuss the growing global push to diversify rare earth supply and to introduce the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC), which is designed to give investors targeted exposure to rare earth companies outside of China.
- [Webcast Replay: Critical Materials in an Era of Energy Security and Defense](/insights/webcast-replay-critical-materials-in-an-era-of-energy-security-and-defense/index.html.md): In this webcast replay, Steve Schoffstall of Sprott and Sara Marshall of Nasdaq analyze how intensifying energy security and defense priorities are driving changes across critical materials markets. Their discussion highlights key demand trends in uranium, copper and rare earths, along with the opportunities and volatility shaping the investment landscape.
- [Copper at New Highs as AI and Electrification Fuel Demand](/insights/copper-at-new-highs-as-ai-and-electrification-fuel-demand/index.html.md): Copper is powering the technologies shaping the future, from AI data centers and electrification to renewable energy and defense. Watch as Sprott ETF expert Steve Schoffstall explains why rising demand, constrained supply and long mine development timelines could create compelling opportunities for copper investors.
- [Why the World Is Racing to Secure Rare Earths](/insights/why-the-world-is-racing-to-secure-rare-earths/index.html.md): Hidden inside the technologies that define modern life lies a group of minerals few people understand but no nation can afford to ignore. This educational video explores the growing global competition for rare earths and why securing these essential materials may shape the next generation of economic and military power.
- [How the Debt Cycle Favors Gold](/insights/how-the-debt-cycle-favors-gold/index.html.md): Gold is reasserting its role as a strategic store of value, supported by persistent central bank buying and the growing appeal of hard assets amid currency debasement risks. Silver’s deepening structural deficit highlights tightening physical supply across the precious metals complex, reinforcing the broader case for scarce real assets in a shifting monetary regime.
- [Lithium’s Critical Role in Battery Energy Storage Systems \(BESS\)](/insights/lithium-s-critical-role-in-battery-energy-storage-systems-bess/index.html.md): For the latest standardized performance and holdings of the Sprott Lithium Miners ETF, please visit LITP. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
- [Uranium in an Era of Energy Security](/insights/uranium-in-an-era-of-energy-security/index.html.md): From geopolitical tensions to ambitious nuclear expansion plans, the world is rapidly reassessing its energy future. In this episode of Metals in Motion, John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, explores why uranium has become a strategic asset and whether supply can keep pace with growing demand.
- [BESS, Lithium's Second Act](/insights/bess-lithiums-second-act/index.html.md): While EVs still represent the lion’s share of lithium demand, a new use case has arrived in the form of BESS, Battery Energy Storage Systems. Used in data centers and as grid storage, BESS is starting to have an impact on the lithium market. Benchmark Mineral Intelligence Principal Lithium Analyst Federico Gay joins Sprott Radio to break it all down.
- [Webcast Replay: Metals and Miners: Opportunities in the Strategic Resource Race](/insights/webcast-replay-metals-and-miners-opportunities-in-the-strategic-resource-race/index.html.md): As nations race to secure critical metals, macro and geopolitical forces are reshaping the outlook. In this mid-year webcast, Ryan McIntyre, Paul Wong and Ed Coyne break down the key drivers across gold, silver, copper, uranium and more, and what they may mean for markets and investment opportunities in the second half of 2026.
- [Metals and Miners: Policy Over Price](/insights/metals-and-miners-policy-over-price/index.html.md): Markets are changing and policy is becoming just as important as price in shaping the outlook for critical materials. In this edition of Metals in Motion, Sprott's Justin Tolman explains how government intervention, supply chain security and market volatility are creating new opportunities across metals and mining, while highlighting what investors should watch in the second half of 2026.
- [Infographic - Rare Earths Essential to Defense](/insights/infographic-rare-earths-essential-to-defense/index.html.md): Rare earth elements are becoming a cornerstone of national security. As Western nations work to reduce reliance on China, these critical materials are helping power the next generation of fighter jets, drones, missiles, radar systems and satellite communications. Even the F-35 depends on multiple rare earths to deliver its advanced capabilities.
- [Gold and the U.S. Dollar Paradox: Cyclical Volatility in a Secular Repricing of Monetary Assets](/insights/gold-and-the-us-dollar-paradox-cyclical-volatility-in-a-secular-repricing-of-monetary-assets/index.html.md): As confidence in the U.S. dollar-based monetary system gradually erodes and central banks seek to further diversify their reserves, gold stands to benefit from its unique position as a neutral, highly liquid monetary asset. Wong explains why market-driven gold selloffs during periods of stress often reflect liquidity needs rather than weakening fundamentals, supporting the broader long-term bullish case for gold.
- [Uranium Fundamentals Strengthen Beneath the Market Noise](/insights/uranium-fundamentals-strengthen-beneath-the-market-noise/index.html.md): Despite recent weakness in uranium equities, the sector's underlying fundamentals continue to strengthen. Rising long-term uranium prices, improving policy support and persistent supply constraints reinforce the long-term investment case as governments increasingly turn to nuclear power to meet energy security, electrification and decarbonization objectives.
- [Rare Earths: A Strategic Opportunity Beyond China](/insights/rare-earths-a-strategic-opportunity-beyond-china/index.html.md): Steve Schoffstall explains why rare earths have become a critical geopolitical and investment theme as countries look to reduce dependence on China's dominant supply chain. Schoffstall highlights how these essential materials power everything from defense systems and AI data centers to smartphones and EVs, and he introduces the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC), a strategy designed to capture opportunities in the growing rare earths market outside China.
- [Rare Earths: Critical Elements at a Critical Moment](/insights/rare-earths-critical-elements-at-a-critical-moment/index.html.md): Rare earth elements are becoming increasingly important to national security, AI, defense, energy and advanced manufacturing, yet global supply chains remain heavily concentrated in China. In this webcast, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, discusses the strategic importance of rare earths, the global push to build ex-China supply chains and the investment implications of rising demand. He also shares insights on the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC) and why Sprott believes rare earth producers outside China may be well positioned to benefit from these long-term trends.
- [Can Recycling Close the Critical Materials Supply Gap?](/insights/can-recycling-close-the-critical-materials-supply-gap/index.html.md): As demand for critical materials accelerates, can recycling keep pace? Justin Tolman examines the recycling outlook for copper, lithium, rare earths, silver and other essential materials, explaining why recycling will play an increasingly important role in strengthening supply chains, but why new mining will remain indispensable to meeting future demand.
- [Back to The Monetary Future - PART 1](/insights/back-to-the-monetary-future-part-1/index.html.md): Ed Coyne welcomes back Ronnie Stöferle to discuss the 20th anniversary edition of the In Gold We Trust report, Back to the Monetary Future. Ronnie reflects on two decades of gold’s evolution as a monetary asset, central bank buying and the new thinking on gold’s place in modern portfolios. The conversation also explores why gold’s simplicity, liquidity and lack of counterparty risk may matter more than ever in an increasingly uncertain financial system.
- [Why Critical Materials Remain a Long-Term Investment Theme](/insights/why-critical-materials-remain-a-long-term-investment-theme/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steve Schoffstall joins ETFguide's Thalia Hayden to discuss the long-term outlook for critical materials, the growing impact of AI, data centers and power demand on metals consumption and how geopolitical developments are reshaping global supply chains.
- [Gold and Silver: Looking Beyond the Correction](/insights/gold-and-silver-looking-beyond-the-correction/index.html.md): After one of the strongest years in decades for precious metals, 2026 has been a year of correction, consolidation and renewed perspective. With gold and silver beginning to rebound, CIO Maria Smirnova examines the macroeconomic forces behind this year's pullback, why the fundamental drivers for precious metals remain intact, and why today's valuations may present compelling long-term opportunities across bullion and mining equities.
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- [On the Cusp of a New Contracting Cycle](/insights/on-the-cusp-of-a-new-contracting-cycle/index.html.md): Long-term uranium fundamentals continue to strengthen as uncovered utility requirements grow and reliable future supply becomes increasingly scarce. We examine how contracting dynamics, energy security priorities and structural supply constraints are reshaping the uranium market outlook.
- [Breaking Rocks for a Better Future](/insights/breaking-rocks-for-a-better-future/index.html.md): Ed Coyne speaks with Travis McLing of Idaho National Laboratory about rebuilding secure, responsible mineral supply chains—from mining and processing critical materials to powering tomorrow’s technologies.
- [Rare Earths Deliver the Hidden Power Behind Modern Defense](/insights/rare-earths-deliver-the-hidden-power-behind-modern-defense/index.html.md): Rare earths are the hidden materials powering many of today’s most advanced defense technologies, from fighter jets and drones to radar and autonomous systems. Yet China’s dominance of refining and magnet production has created a critical supply-chain vulnerability. Explore how governments are responding and why the race to build secure rare earth supply chains outside China is creating a growing investment opportunity.
- [Rare Earth Elements — the Physical AI Conundrum](/insights/rare-earth-elements-the-physical-ai-conundrum/index.html.md): With growing talk of robots entering mainstream society, AI may indeed “go physical” in the next few years, but not without a secure, abundant supply of rare earth elements. The same goes for defense, green technologies, EVs and the nascent low-altitude economy of drones and eVTOLs. Neodymium-iron-boron magnets, derived from rare earth elements, are vital components in all these technologies. Ryan Castilloux from rare earths consultancy, Adamas Intel, joins host Ed Coyne to share his insights on the growing demand for rare earth elements.
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- [World Nuclear Symposium 2026: Capital Returns to Uranium](/insights/world-nuclear-symposium-2026-capital-returns-to-uranium/index.html.md): Filmed at the World Nuclear Symposium 2026 (September 9-11) in London, Sprott Asset Management CEO John Ciampaglia and Jimmy Connor discuss why investor interest and capital are returning to the uranium sector. Ciampaglia examines uranium's structural supply deficit, emerging demand from AI and utilities, and the growing momentum behind nuclear energy.
- [Copper’s Rally Meets a Deepening Supply Crunch](/insights/copper-s-rally-meets-a-deepening-supply-crunch/index.html.md): Copper’s advance comes as the market faces growing supply constraints. Operational disruptions, deteriorating ore grades and weakness from Chile are limiting available metal, while U.S. tariff uncertainty is adding another layer of volatility. Structural demand from electrification, AI and defense continues to underpin the outlook.
- [Record Term Prices Mark a New Phase for Uranium](/insights/record-term-prices-mark-a-new-phase-for-uranium/index.html.md): Uranium’s long-term price has reached an all-time high as utilities move to secure future supply for a growing nuclear fleet. With contract coverage set to decline sharply after 2030, the next phase of mine supply will require stronger prices, longer contracts and better terms for producers. We explore the forces reshaping uranium’s contracting cycle and the outlook for uranium miners.
- [World Nuclear Symposium Key Takeaways: Ambition Turning into Action](/insights/world-nuclear-symposium-key-takeaways-ambition-turning-into-action/index.html.md): In this episode of Metals in Motion, John Ciampaglia discusses the strengthening outlook for nuclear energy and what this may mean for uranium and uranium miners. He highlights the key theme from the World Nuclear Symposium: the industry is moving from ambition to action, backed by growing government support, private capital and increasing investor interest.
- [Infographic - Rare Earths Essential to Technology: Modern Robotics](/insights/infographic-rare-earths-essential-to-technology-modern-robotics/index.html.md): Rare earth elements enable the advanced motors, sensors, optics and control systems behind modern robotics. Global industrial robot installations more than doubled over the past decade, reaching 542,000 units in 2024. As automation expands, diversified ex-China rare earth supply chains will become increasingly important to industrial resilience.
- [Gold Stocks May Finally Be Ready to Outperform](/insights/gold-stocks-may-finally-be-ready-to-outperform/index.html.md): Sprott's John Hathaway joins Kitco Mining’s Paul Harris to discuss why he views gold as an “all-weather strategy” and sees a more favorable outlook for gold equities. He explains how capital discipline, potential M&A and miners’ operating leverage could support outperformance, even without higher gold prices.
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