$Centrus Energy(LEU.US) dropped by five points, with options volume expanding to 2.37 times the recent average, and a Put/Call ratio of 0.949, indicating nearly equal long and short positions—no consensus direction formed in the options market during the decline.
$Energy Fuels(UUUU.US) rose by more than three points, with options volume of 25,675 contracts expanding by 1.65 times, and a Put/Call ratio of 0.633, clearly leaning bullish. The total OI of 440,000 contracts is an order of magnitude larger than the 45,000 contracts for $Centrus Energy(LEU.US).
Concentration services and uranium mining are on the same chain; one fell while the other rose, making the divergence in the options market clearer than in the spot market: capital is willing to leverage up on the upstream resource side, but remains undecided on the midstream concentration segment.
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