My 2027 ASX shortlist started with 50 shares. It ended with these 3

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As we wind down towards the end of the 2026 calendar year, I've started thinking about what ASX shares I'd like to have in my portfolio next year.

There are plenty of options available, and I started out with a watchlist of around 50 shares.

But I'm not looking to fill my portfolio with as many shares as possible, I want to find a small handful of ASX shares that I can genuinely see myself investing in.

I'm after three different things: a share with good growth potential, one that can offer some protection against inflation, and another that can generate a steady and reliable passive income.

So I worked through my 50 candidates to find which ones fit the bill, and only three made the cut.

The uranium shares have been smashed by several strong headwinds this year, including rising bond yields, higher interest rates, and an investor rotation away from growth stocks during times of volatility. The stock has fallen around 70% from a multi-year high in January to the time of writing.

And there are risks ahead too. The company recently announced it has delayed construction at its Tumas project because current equity market conditions don't support raising the capital it needs.

The problem is that uranium developers like Deep Yellow need upfront capital, and it takes several years to become profitable. That's difficult in the current market.

The uranium price has climbed 17% higher over the past year, to around US$91 per pound at the time of writing. And it's tipped to keep going.

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