Group 1 - Oklo reported a Q3 loss of $36.3 million with zero revenue, marking a per-share loss of 20 cents compared to an 8-cent loss a year earlier [2] - The stock of Oklo has been declining since reaching a record high last month [2] - The performance of nuclear energy stocks has been negatively impacted, contrasting with gains in other sectors such as Amgen, which saw a 14% increase over five sessions [2][5] Group 2 - Vistra, a major player in the nuclear sector, experienced a 21% revenue decline and narrowed its 2025 outlook [5] - A top uranium refiner claims to be at the forefront of the global nuclear resurgence but also missed earnings expectations [5] - An analyst suggests it may be time to accumulate shares in a leading nuclear stock despite a surprise 20% profit gain [5]
The White House's Nuclear 'Hold Name,' Just Reported Earnings. Shares Rise.