... capacity to release significant energy through atomic fission. This discovery marked the beginning of the nuclear energy era. Physical and Chemical Properties of Uranium Uranium is one of the densest natural elements, with a density of about 19 g/cm³. In appearance, uranium is a solid, silver-gray metal that oxidizes easily in air, forming a dark oxide layer. Naturally, uranium exists in multiple isotopes: U-238, U-235, and U-234. The isotope U-235 has a unique ability to undergo fission, making it suitable ...

... (when about 12-13 billion m 3 were injected over the month), the European Union has managed to eliminate the backlog from last year's storage filling schedule. The target is to reach at least 90% by the start of the heating season, and this currently appears achievable ahead of schedule. Gas prices remain elevated but relatively stable with low volatility. The base European index TTF hovers around ~$400 per thousand cubic meters, which is roughly in line with the same period last year. The summer ...

... (around 12-13 billion m 3 per month), and although July's pace has slowed somewhat, the EU has managed to close the gap from last year's storage filling schedule. The target of reaching at least 90% storage capacity by the start of the heating season appears achievable for now. Gas prices remain elevated. The benchmark European index TTF fluctuates around $400 per thousand cubic meters , which is approximately in line with similar levels from the previous year. The summer heat in Western Europe ...

... factors underlying fundamental valuations themselves change over time. Even if the market corrects price imbalances, there is no guarantee that the company's fundamental indicators will remain the same by that time. Business is not static: new competitors appear, consumer preferences change, unforeseen expenses arise. For example, an investor bought undervalued shares and is waiting for them to grow to fair value, but over the course of a year the company has faced a deterioration in the market situation ...

... plan. The situation changes - and so do financial plans. Periodically analyze: are the forecasts you made when taking out the loan justified? Perhaps the prices of raw materials have increased, the exchange rate has changed, or new competitors have appeared that affect revenue. Adjust the budget to always be sure that servicing the loan remains feasible for you. If you see that the load is growing, take measures in advance (cut costs, look for new sources of income), without waiting for problems....