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Gold/Mining/Energy : Uranium Stocks

URNM 58.36

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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (29723)	9/20/2025 2:59:35 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) of 30074

I hope you are right. It's definitely an easier buy for me, because I don't have to evaluate mines - their business aspects - mine life, debt structures, cost structures, etc. Also easier to follow - I will assume the trust will trade +- 10% of what U sells for (spot market number). This all gives me more peace-of-mind with a larger commitment to SRUUF than I'm willing to make with uranium miners/processors. Of course, that's just me - others may have different goals/objective for their uranium holdings. GLTA. One aspect of Sprott that American buyers/holders should beaware of, and that is that SRUUF is a PFIC - Passive Foreign Investment Company - and that may have tax consequences depending on how much the buyer has and where it's held. I believe I eliminate that possible issue by holding shares in a non-taxable account. OTOH, that would eliminate possibility of less taxes by selling for long-term capital gain from a taxable account. (All jmo; I'm not a tax expert.).

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