Stocks on the Move: FSLR, CRWV, OKLO

Group 1: Market Overview - Wall Street's uncertainty has diminished as trade war concerns with China and inflationary fears have eased, leading to increased investor confidence [1] - Inflation report showed a decline for the third consecutive month, with grocery prices experiencing the largest drop in nearly five years and gas prices falling for three months in a row [1] Group 2: First Solar (FSLR) - First Solar shares surged nearly 20% and are up 50% in May due to favorable solar incentives remaining intact and not being affected by budget cuts [2] - Wolfe upgraded FSLR to outperform, projecting potential earnings of $10 billion from 45X credits, equating to approximately$92 per share [2] - Deutsche Bank also provided a positive outlook, labeling FSLR as a 'safe one' amidst changes, with less impact from 45X credits [2] - FSLR's stock regained its 200-day moving average with trading volume increasing to five times the norm [2] Group 3: CoreWeave (CRWV) - CoreWeave is showing a classic IPO u-turn base structure, with shares gaining nearly 10% and approaching all-time highs ahead of earnings [3] - The company is recognized for providing substantial processing power for large-scale computing and AI, backed by institutional investors like Nvidia [3] - CRWV's performance is compared to Google's breakout from a similar structure, indicating strong potential for future growth [3] Group 4: Oklo (OKLO) - Oklo shares increased by over 10% following positive results from NuScale Power, a fellow nuclear small modular reactor company [5] - The company is expected to report earnings soon, with heightened interest due to the approval of NuScale by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission [5] - The current political climate may expedite further approvals in the nuclear sector, especially with Chris Wright, a former OKLO board member, now serving as the US Secretary of Energy [5]