Global X Uranium ETF is a sector & thematic ETF from Global X — 58 holdings, with $152.0m under management. 58% of its money is in energy. Its two largest holdings, CAMECO CORP and SPROTT-PHYS URAN, make up 29% of the fund. It charges 0.69% a year.
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HYUNDAI ENG&CONS
Industrials · South Korea · 1.41% of ATOM on average
Contributed −$14 per $10k to ATOM over the last week.
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Explained moves, and what each did to ATOM
Nothing flagged in this range.
About ATOM
- TypeSector & thematic
- IssuerGlobal X
- Size$152.0m
- Cost0.69% a year
- Holdings58
- Top sectorEnergy 58%
- Top 2 holdings29%
ATOM fell 3.3% over the last week. On $10,000, that's −$329. OKLO was the biggest drag at −$23; CCO helped most at +$41.
What moved it
Gain or loss per $10k invested
- CCOCameco+$41
- OKLOOklo−$23
- PDNPaladin Energy−$22
- UUUUEnergy Fuels−$19
- 028260Samsung C&t−$17
- DNNDenison Mines−$17
- SMRNuscale Power−$16
- 000720Hyundai−$14
- NXENexGen Energy−$12
- U-USprott−$10
- UECUranium Energy−$10
- DYLDeep Yellow−$9
- 034020Doosan−$9
- 7011Mitsubishi Heavy−$8
- BOEBoss Energy−$5
- KAPKazatomprom−$4
- BKYBerkeley+$4
- BMNBannerman−$3
- XEX-Energy−$3
- SLXSilex Systems−$3
- 8001Itochu−$2
- ISOIsoenergy+$2
- PENPeninsula−$1
- YCAYellow Cake−$1
- BHPBHP Group−$1
- 1164CGN Mining+$0
- CurrencyForeign currencies against the Australian dollar−$38
- UnattributedHedging, fees, timing−$110
- CompoundingDaily returns multiply, they do not add−$18
- Fund return−$329
Each kind of news counts the days those moves happened; No flagged news is every other day. News is tracked for moves large enough to be flagged; most international holdings had none in this range.
Which country
- Other 3 countries+$3
- Other 1 country+$0