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A single House vote sent nuclear stocks surging Thursday, but Friday's trading tells a very different story about how durable that enthusiasm really was.

A clear "sell" signal could arrive this year.

The insider sold a substantial percentage of his equity stake in the nuclear power company.

Windham cuts to Sell with a $6 target, implying roughly 40% downside

UBS warns: NuScale is starting to lose the nuclear race.

According to TheFly, UBS cut its price target on SMR stock to $6 from $10, implying a 41% downside potential from the previous close.

UBS just slapped a Sell rating on NuScale Power and slashed its price target, citing a bear case built around a timeline the market had not fully priced in. Whether the company's unique regulatory standing and cash cushion are enough to hold the thesis together is the question investors are now scrambling to answer.

NuScale Power (NYSE:SMR) shares fell 3. 3% in premarket trading after UBS downgraded the small modular reactor developer to Sell from Neutral and reduced its price target to $6.

Piper Sandler just split the advanced nuclear sector down the middle with opposing calls, and the market responded by punishing every name in the group equally, even the one that got a Buy.

The provider of small modular reactor technology reported a notable insider sale amid a 72% one-year decline in share price.

Oklo and NuScale Power investors have been crushed in 2026 despite promising growth potential.

Nuclear stocks are reversing hard today even as NuScale announced a real operational win, and the gap between improving fundamentals and falling share prices points to something more unsettling happening beneath the surface.

Energy stocks fell Tuesday with the NYSE Energy Sector Index declining 1.1% and the State Street Ene

Short sellers pocketed millions betting against NuScale stock amid a cooling SMR hype cycle. Here is what the numbers mean for nuclear energy stocks.

Nuclear stocks are getting hit hard Thursday even as the long-term case for atomic power looks stronger than ever, and the reasons behind the selloff reveal a tension that could keep the sector volatile for months.

Nuclear stocks cratered Tuesday even as broader utilities caught a bid, and the reason has nothing to do with reactors. A collision of rising long rates and shaken AI spending confidence is rewriting how the market prices the entire sector.

NuScale just posted quarterly revenue that would embarrass a lemonade stand, yet the company holds something no other SMR developer in America can claim. Here is what that paradox means for investors weighing a stock already down sharply this year.

The nuclear start-up stock could rebound sharply if this happens.

OKLO's Q2 performance reflects rising project execution costs, emerging acquisition-driven revenues and increased spending as nuclear development accelerates.

What does $12 billion of market value buy when combined sales run about $12 million?

NuScale's Q2 revenues plunged 98.8% as RoPower work wound down, while supplier progress and liquidity supported commercialization plans.

NuScale's second-quarter looks bad. So why is the stock rising?

NuScale Power’s stock has been hit hard, with a steep 81.9% decline over the past year, while its broader valuation checks lean expensive rather than like a clear bargain, even though the share price already reflects a lot of pessimism after recent setbacks. Over the past 12 months, NuScale Power has fallen 81.9%, which puts the stock firmly in recovery-story territory for any investor considering a fresh valuation case. On the one hand, NuScale’s small modular reactor rollout is positioned...

Oklo, X-Energy, NuScale Power, Nano Nuclear Energy and Uranium Energy lost between 8% and 9% on Thursday due to a combination of valuation concerns, profit-taking, and AI-related worries.

Investors debate whether heavy spending on AI infrastructure will deliver profits fast enough to justify the rising costs.

Nuclear stocks looked unstoppable just weeks ago, but a brutal month-long selloff has split the sector into two very different stories, and knowing which side you are on could determine whether you hold, buy the dip, or walk away entirely.

NuScale Power, The Metals Company, and SunPower shares declined to annual lows amid largely negative sentiment and a broader market selloff.

NuScale Power (NYSE:SMR) is facing a legal challenge over claims it misrepresented the project experience of commercialization partner ENTRA1 in investor communications. The dispute raises questions about disclosure practices and potential legal and reputational consequences for future NuScale projects. Separately, NuScale awarded Paragon an engineering contract to design the highly integrated protection system for its certified small modular reactor modules. NuScale is currently the only...

Today, June 5, 2026, investors are weighing fresh policy tailwinds and new SMR applications against NuScale’s shifting risk profile.

In the past quarter, NuScale Power reported Q1 2026 sales of US$565,000 versus US$13.38 million a year earlier, with net loss widening to US$44.02 million and basic loss per share from continuing operations rising to US$0.14. At the same time, NuScale is pressing ahead with large-scale SMR commercialization efforts and facing heightened legal scrutiny over alleged misleading partnership disclosures, creating a complex mix of operational progress and risk for investors to weigh. Next, we’ll...