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Metals on the Move: Trade it! Silver nears major support, uranium breakout in full force

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As a Master Trader at VerifiedInvesting.com, I have been closely watching the markets and analyzing various sectors for potential breakout opportunities. Recently, two commodities have caught my attention: uranium and silver. Both metals present compelling technical chart patterns that could lead to significant movements in the coming weeks.

First, let's talk about uranium. The price of uranium has been relatively dormant for quite some time, but it seems like that might be changing soon. The technical chart for uranium is showing a potential breakout to the upside. This is exciting news for investors who have been patiently waiting for a catalyst to drive the price higher.

But what is the reason behind this potential breakout? Well, it all comes down to the growing global demand for nuclear power. As concerns over climate change continue to escalate, it is becoming increasingly clear that nuclear power is the only option to reduce emissions in a meaningful way. Unlike coal or oil, nuclear power produces zero greenhouse gas emissions. This makes it an essential part of the solution to combat climate change.

As countries around the world look to transition to renewable energy sources, nuclear power is gaining traction as a reliable and efficient option. In fact, the International Atomic Energy Agency projects that global nuclear power generation will increase by over 50% by 2050.

Watch the full video for a comprehensive view of uranium and silver, and for continued expert analysis and trade signals, follow Gareth Soloway on Twitter @GarethSoloway and visit VerifiedInvesting.com.

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