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The nuclear start-up just proved it can build a reactor in 11 months. Selling electricity from one runs on a different schedule.

Bearish bets are piling up against OKLO stock. Yet if nuclear momentum returns, it could pressure short sellers and spark a powerful move higher.

Liberty Energy (NYSE:LBRT) President and Chief Executive Officer Ron Gusek outlined the company’s expansion into power generation for data centers while reaffirming its long-term commitment to oilfield services during a keynote presentation at the 31st EnerCom Denver Energy Investment Conference. G

Texas Capital lowered the price target on Oklo, NuScale Power, and Nano Nuclear Energy following their quarterly results, and named Oklo as its top pick.

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.

After its IPO, X-Energy's shares are up nearly 20% so far this month. Will they crush Oklo's?

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.

Renewed interest in atomic energy and AI mania are colliding at the Idaho National Lab—where Oklo and rivals hope to revive the long-stagnant industry.

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 microreactor maker plans to deploy new reactors at a "world record" speed.

NuScale Power aims to decarbonize industrial heat with modular reactors supplying high-temperature steam for chemicals, fuels and other industries.

The nuclear start-up's stock is down about 77% from its 52-week high. Its operating record went the other direction.

Oklo stock has delivered a very large 351.5% return over the past 5 years, yet the current checks point to a company that screens as expensive rather than a clear bargain. With the share price at US$44.38 and the value score at the bottom of the scale, investors are weighing past gains against fresh concerns about losses, cash burn and execution risk on its reactor plans. Over 5 years, Oklo has returned 351.5%, which many investors may see as setting a high bar for future returns after such...

GE Vernova is quietly building embedded value with its long-term SMR investments.

SCHG, VUG, and QQQ each take a different structural approach to large-cap growth, and those differences compound into a significant performance gap over ten years. One fund has a defensible claim as the best vehicle for the AI era, but the case involves real tradeoffs most investors overlook.

Stocks eye a third winning week as strong earnings from SoundHound, Albemarle and CAVA offset mixed results, with MarketBeat analysts covering NVIDIA, Lockheed Martin, GE Vernova and more.

Oklo's next-gen nuclear technology could deliver massive long-term returns, but investors should know a few things before diving into the stock.

Oklo had a disastrous market debut. Investors who held on to their shares, however, have had the last laugh.

Both energy stocks are attracting significant attention, but one is clearly the better buy.

Forecasts are rising for how much money Big Tech will throw at the AI data center build-out this year. But money may not get the job done if chips, skilled labor, and power bottlenecks stand in the way.

Oklo's Groves reactor milestone adds real-world nuclear operating experience, but larger Aurora projects still face regulatory and execution hurdles.

Oklo's nuclear opportunity is expanding, but rising spending and execution risks cloud its path to recurring power revenues.

SpaceX is the largest space company, while Oklo is an early-stage energy company.

As AI fuels demand for power, these companies are well-positioned to meet the moment.

A nuclear energy company made a big breakthrough. Will it lead to bigger profits for these nuclear energy ETFs?

SMR's proposed TVA program could unlock licensing, engineering and equipment work tied to up to 6 GW of new nuclear capacity.

SMR's regulatory head start and $1.9B liquidity support commercialization, but its rich valuation raises the stakes for contract conversion.

OKLO's nuclear ambitions gained traction with first revenues and key project milestones, but rising costs and widening losses remain major hurdles.

Oklo Inc. has already achieved first criticality at its Groves low-power test reactor on private land in Texas and reported its first-ever quarterly sales of US$1.21 million, even as its quarterly net loss widened to US$48.54 million with a basic loss per share of US$0.28. This combination of technical progress and initial revenue, built on a greenfield site under the U.S. Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program, is beginning to translate Oklo’s advanced reactor vision into real-world...

NuScale holds a regulatory edge no other SMR company can claim, yet its stock has shed nearly a third of its value in 2026 alone. Find out what specific catalysts would need to align before a return to $15 becomes a real conversation.