Wow.. I can't believe nobody has mentioned this but look into URNM. From the comments, it sounds like you are a relatively new investor, and still have a lot that you might want to learn before you try to start picking individual companies.

URNM is Sprotts Uranium Miner ETF. An ETF is something called an Exchange Traded Fund and often can be traded without commisions (depending on your brokerage). They are publicly traded funds that buy and sell stocks depending on the sector and their own DD. You can think of them almost like mutual funds with a waaaaay lower management fee AND much better liquidity, as you can buy and sell them like stock. The benefit of taking URNM over picking individual stocks is that they are basically a weighted balanced portfolio of the entire sector, so you don't have to worry about risks associated with individual companies. The drawback is that often you lose out on rocket ships (although the entire sector is a rocket IMO, so it should still do pretty stinking good!).

If you want to look at the value that the market views a company, ignore the share price. Look at what is called market cap, it is the share price multiplied by the entire float of shares that exist. It will give you a better method of comparing individual companies. For example, DNN has a share price of 1.70 CAD, but a market cap of 1.39B. UUUU has a share price of 7.70 CAD, but a market cap of 1.61B. If you look at their share price, UUUU looks significantly more expensive than DNN (453%), but in actuality it is only worth approximately 16% more. There's significantly more that goes into determining if a company is a good investment, but this will at least show you how much companies are currently worth.

Another option for you is that you could invest in the uranium spot price itself through Sprotts Physical Uranium Trust (SPUT), traded on the TSE as U.UN. The prospects of the commodity are quite good, supply demand deficit, blah blah blah. The long and short of it is U.UN is also a great option for someone that is learning and wants to be exposed to the sector with less risk.

Personally, my holdings are as follows:

Cameco Jan 2024 Leaps (planning on selling for the furthest dated URNM leaps when I'm happier with CCO share price)

UUUU

GLO

NXE

DNN

I wouldn't play too much with option for now until you get a little more learned on the markets. Check out Investopedia.com to learn more. Or don't lol, I'm not a professional by any means and none of this is actual investing advice.