
On July 16, 2026, Graddhy—Commodities TA+Cycles posted that the uranium-to-gold ratio of SPUT had “broken out of a 15-year downtrend, forming a bullish flag.”
Data on the chart is for the month of SPUT and shows that periods of time existed where uranium performed better than gold. Graddhy pointed out that previous spikes in breakouts have coincided with heavy gains in ETFs of major uranium miners.
SPUT Ratio and Price Comparison
The SPUT ratio is a rough-and-ready comparison of the price movements in uranium with the price movements in the gold spot. The above breakout from the 15-year trendline indicates that uranium is performing better over the medium term than gold.
There are several times on the chart when SPUT rallied, and significant gains happened with ETFs. The recent backtest pattern becomes consistent with previous patterns of bulls.

However, the Global X Uranium ETF ($URA) is coming into a pivotal support area close to $40.91, according to a July 15, 2026, report by Against All Odds Research. $URA is in a consolidation period after several years of appreciation.
Maintaining stability at this level could be seen as a form of stability, whereas a breakdown might signal an additional downtrend.
Consolidation is key for Uranium Miner ETF $UUU
As seen on FL Trader’s chart from July 15, Energy Fuels Inc. ($UUU) is trading around $12,375. The short-term EMAs (10, 50, 100, 200) are suggesting that the price action may consolidate in the near future.

The sideways moves from the past indicate that trading sideways could persist until the next directional move. The volatility indicators and trendlines indicate a brief pullback period, while long-term support levels remain intact.
The three indicators are SPUT, $URA, and $UUU, and can be used to gauge uranium price performance against gold and ETF support levels. These indicators are monitored to assess a product’s strength against competitors, its availability, and any potential trading prospects.






