If you've been following the nuclear energy market, you know that it's been a roller-coaster ride for NuScale Power (SMR +2.95%) stock over the past year. This next-gen small modular reactor company has benefited from positive news surrounding the industry as lawmakers push hard to expand nuclear generating capacity. Just last October, NuScale's stock soared to $57 per share. Fast-forward to today...
If you've been following the nuclear energy market, you know that it's been a roller-coaster ride for NuScale Power (SMR +2.95%) stock over the past year. This next-gen small modular reactor company has benefited from positive news surrounding the industry as lawmakers push hard to expand nuclear generating capacity. Just last October, NuScale's stock soared to $57 per share. Fast-forward to today, and the share price has taken a nosedive, plummeting a staggering 79% to around $12 per share. So, is this the perfect opportunity to buy the dip in NuScale Power? Let's dive into the company and the work it has ahead of it to find out. Expand NYSE : SMR NuScale Power Today's Change ( 2.95 %) $ 0.35 Current Price $ 12.38 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.8B Day's Range $ 12.01 - $ 12.55 52wk Range $ 11.08 - $ 57.42 Volume 829K Avg Vol 26M Gross Margin 33.84 % NuScale Power has a first-mover advantage in small modular reactor technology NuScale Power is a leading company in the small modular reactor space and is the only company to have its SMR design certified by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). The process of obtaining standard design approval from the NRC took NuScale approximately 3.5 years. This certification gives the company a first-mover advantage, especially given the stringent safety requirements for NRC approval. Its NuScale Power Module is a small, integral pressurized water reactor that combines the reactor, steam generator, and pressurizer into a single, factory-built unit. Its uprated model produces 77 megawatt electric (MWe) of electricity, and it can deploy these modules in up to 12 clusters, providing a combined output of 924 MWe. Because these modules are manufactured in a factory environment and shipped to the site, they can reduce construction delays and cost overruns associated with traditionally built nuclear power plants. This technology is appealing for facilities with significant power needs, such as industrial factories and data centers....
Over the past month or so, NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) has seen its stock price rise by a massive 80%. That's a very large price advance in a very short period of time. It speaks to two important factors that investors need to consider before buying NuScale Power right now. Here's what you need to understand before jumping aboard this stock rally. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team j...
Over the past month or so, NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) has seen its stock price rise by a massive 80%. That's a very large price advance in a very short period of time. It speaks to two important factors that investors need to consider before buying NuScale Power right now. Here's what you need to understand before jumping aboard this stock rally. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now. Continue » What does NuScale Power do? NuScale Power is looking to build and sell small-scale modular nuclear reactors. Although it doesn't actually do either of those two things today, it has made material progress toward its long-term goals. For example, it has a regulatory-approved reactor design. And it is in the process of getting a second design, which produces more power, approved later in the year. NuScale has also begun the process of building its modular nuclear reactors. That largely means ordering parts from outside vendors that take a long time to produce. So, if everything goes well, it should be capable of hitting the ground running. The last piece of the puzzle is the first potential sale. And even there, NuScale Power has made huge progress. It has a tentative deal with RoPower, a Romanian utility. Right now, NuScale Power is working on feasibility studies, with the hope that a final capital investment decision will be made by the end of 2025. The first small-scale nuclear reactors could be up and running by as early as 2030. Assuming the RoPower deal works out as hoped, NuScale would likely be one of the leading providers of small-scale modular nuclear reactors. And having one deal in the bag will probably make future deals easier to sign. A lot of good news is priced into the stock From a long-term perspective, there is a lot of opportunity for the business to grow. But recent moves from the U.S. government to support nuclear power have pushed the stock materially higher over the last...
Earnings Call Insights: Elutia Inc. (ELUT) Q4 2025 Management View CEO C. Mills opened the call by emphasizing the company's mission to "humanize medicine so patients can thrive without compromise" and highlighted the significant unmet need in breast reconstruction, stating, "Every 98 seconds, a woman in this country is diagnosed with an invasive form of breast cancer." The company is focusing on ...
Earnings Call Insights: Elutia Inc. (ELUT) Q4 2025 Management View CEO C. Mills opened the call by emphasizing the company's mission to "humanize medicine so patients can thrive without compromise" and highlighted the significant unmet need in breast reconstruction, stating, "Every 98 seconds, a woman in this country is diagnosed with an invasive form of breast cancer." The company is focusing on addressing postoperative infection rates, which he described as "15% to 20% of our breast reconstruction patients will develop a serious postoperative infection. That's just unacceptable." Mills underscored the company's core competency: "We are great at combining an optimal biological matrix... with powerful antibiotics for sustained antibiotic release that prevents infection and these other complications that we're talking about." He announced major additions to the leadership team: "I'd like to welcome Guido Neels as our new Board member... I'd also like to welcome Pete Ligotti as our new Chief Commercial Officer. Pete joins us with a brilliant 30-year career, including 20 years at Integra, some more time at Nuvasive, where he ran a successful business." Mills detailed the company’s regulatory and commercial roadmap: "We announced today that we have already submitted to FDA NXT-41... we expect sometime in the second half of this year that we will get clearance for NXT-41, and that will serve as the platform for NXT-41x... we expect clearance for NXT-41x towards the end of the first half of 2027." Mills revealed a strategic shift: "We're exploring SimpliDerm strategic options. We announced that on the press release today... our confidence with the 41x program really dictates that this is now the time for us to focus all of our time, all of our resources, all of our energy on making sure we do a great job with that platform." CFO Matthew Ferguson stated, "From a revenue perspective, we did $3.3 million in revenue, and that compares to $2.8 million in the year ago quarter. ...
Oh Filip. Welcome to the Premier League’s latest bonus content machine. Barbecuing wide‑eyed second‑choice European goalkeepers over a high heat on some foreign field. It will be tempting to dwell on the moment Chelsea started losing this game. And it is a moment that captured the reasons why they were cuffed aside in Paris: a combination of managerial naivety, twinned with the razor edge of Paris...
Oh Filip. Welcome to the Premier League’s latest bonus content machine. Barbecuing wide‑eyed second‑choice European goalkeepers over a high heat on some foreign field. It will be tempting to dwell on the moment Chelsea started losing this game. And it is a moment that captured the reasons why they were cuffed aside in Paris: a combination of managerial naivety, twinned with the razor edge of Paris Saint‑Germain’s front six, in particular the brilliantly moreish Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Chelsea had played well for 74 minutes at the Parc des Princes. They came from behind twice, exploited space behind the flying full‑backs of PSG. And for a while this was just a really good, open game, the midfield an endless full-contact pirouette in search of space. Elite football may be a systems‑slog. It may at times resemble a 22-man competitive knitting festival. But this didn’t feel like that. It was peppy, brisk, and evenly matched. Then the moment happened. Filip Jörgensen was picked ahead of Robert Sánchez for this game. The suggestion is he plays more comfortably with the ball at his feet. This may well be true. But here Jörgensen made a horrible, game-defining mistake with his feet, attempting a pass under pressure, only to see the ball plucked out of its arc by the leg of Bradley Barcola. From there it was funnelled back by Kvaratskhelia to Vitinha, who produced a delightful lobbed finish over the stranded Jörgensen, a finish that felt like a moment of slapstick, like custard pie‑ing someone who has already been bonked in the head by a man turning around with a ladder. And from that moment this was also Kvaratskhelia’s game. By the time the final whistle was blown PSG had won the 28 second‑half minutes he was on the pitch 3-0, and switched in the process to full‑on high imperial ball-hog machine. They will come to London next week with a 5-2 lead, and the sense of a team remembering itself. View image in fullscreen Liam Rosenior and Chelsea twice fought back to equalise but...
Real Madrid's ruthless dismissal of Manchester City encapsulated 24 hours in which the Premier League's self-styled reputation as the best in the world suffered heavy damage. City have a monumental job on their hands as they endured a similar – albeit less farcical – fate to Spurs, who lost 5-2 to Atletico Madrid in the Spanish capital 24 hours earlier. Federico Valverde's brilliant first-half hat...
Real Madrid's ruthless dismissal of Manchester City encapsulated 24 hours in which the Premier League's self-styled reputation as the best in the world suffered heavy damage. City have a monumental job on their hands as they endured a similar – albeit less farcical – fate to Spurs, who lost 5-2 to Atletico Madrid in the Spanish capital 24 hours earlier. Federico Valverde's brilliant first-half hat-trick puts Real firmly in control with a 3-0 advantage before the second leg of this last-16 tie, completing a sobering set of results for the Premier League's teams, who all have work to do to maintain their interest in Europe's elite competition. Chelsea fell apart in the second half as they were beaten by the same scoreline as Spurs at the hands of holders Paris St-Germain, while Liverpool lost 1-0 to Galatasaray and Arsenal and Newcastle both drew with Bayer Leverkusen and Barcelona respectively. "Looking at the deficit for City and Chelsea that they have to overcome at home, while they will have the belief they can do it, I think the margins are far too big," Match of the Day pundit Nedum Onuoha told BBC Sport. "So while the game is still on for all the English sides, the margin of error is tiny for some of them now." The last time all English sides involved failed to win their last-16 first legs was in 2022-23, so what went wrong?
In early March 2026, QUALCOMM and T-Mobile US announced an expanded collaboration to accelerate the transition from 5G Advanced to 6G, alongside new device and perk offerings such as iPhone 17e, iPad Air, and enhanced customer benefits across T-Mobile and Metro brands. This push toward 6G research, combined with ongoing investments in perks like MLB.TV access and rural coverage initiatives, unders...
In early March 2026, QUALCOMM and T-Mobile US announced an expanded collaboration to accelerate the transition from 5G Advanced to 6G, alongside new device and perk offerings such as iPhone 17e, iPad Air, and enhanced customer benefits across T-Mobile and Metro brands. This push toward 6G research, combined with ongoing investments in perks like MLB.TV access and rural coverage initiatives, underscores T-Mobile’s attempt to strengthen long-term network differentiation and customer loyalty. We’ll now examine how this expanded QUALCOMM partnership around 6G could reshape T-Mobile’s existing investment narrative and long-term opportunity set. The best AI stocks today may lie beyond giants like Nvidia and Microsoft. Find the next big opportunity with these 18 smaller AI-focused companies with strong growth potential through early-stage innovation in machine learning, automation, and data intelligence that could fund your retirement. T-Mobile US Investment Narrative Recap To own T-Mobile US, you need to believe it can keep adding high value postpaid and broadband customers while converting 5G leadership into durable cash flows. The expanded QUALCOMM 6G collaboration and new device perks support that long term story, but they do not materially change the near term focus on churn control and competition driven promotional intensity, which remains a key risk to margins. Among the recent announcements, the renewed free MLB.TV perk stands out because it directly ties into churn and customer loyalty, one of T-Mobile’s most important near term catalysts. Paired with device offers like iPhone 17e on premium plans and growing rural coverage, it shows how the company is using its network position and perks to keep subscribers engaged in a highly promotional market. Yet against these benefits, investors should still be aware of the risk that intensifying device promotions by rivals could force T-Mobile to spend more on incentives and ... Read the full narrative on T-Mobile US (it's...
Soybeans are likely to be on the agenda when trade chiefs from the US and China next meet, a conversation that could shed light on when Beijing plans to resume purchases in earnest. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent , Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng are expected to convene in Paris this weekend, in preparation for a summit in Beijing between presidents Dona...
Soybeans are likely to be on the agenda when trade chiefs from the US and China next meet, a conversation that could shed light on when Beijing plans to resume purchases in earnest. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent , Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng are expected to convene in Paris this weekend, in preparation for a summit in Beijing between presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at the end of the month. Soybeans are central to US-China trade relations, highlighting a co-dependency between the Chinese farmers who need imports to feed their vast herds of livestock, and the — often Trump-voting — American farmers who rely on exports for their livelihoods. “The market consensus is that the meeting between top leaders of the two nations would definitely provide some incentive for more purchasing,” said Meng Zhangyu, an analyst at Wuchan Zhongda Futures Co. After a months-long trade war in 2025 cut Chinese purchases to zero, Beijing quickly made good on its agreement in October to buy 12 million tons of US beans. But purchases have since stalled. Expectations on when they might pick up aren’t clear-cut, and the war in Iran has made geopolitical conditions much stormier. The truce between Washington and Beijing projected annual imports of 25 million tons for the three years from 2026. Having cleared the initial 12-million-ton hurdle, traders thought Chinese buyers might pause until the new US crop becomes available from September, when prices are often most attractive. But Trump has since fueled expectations that more beans could be bought earlier, after posting on his Truth Social account in February that China is considering lifting purchases to 20 million tons in the current season. China hasn’t commented on any of the agreements, nor on Trump’s post, so what happens next is unclear. And there are other complications. US leverage in trade talks may have taken a knock after the Supreme Court’s ruling to curb the president’s tarif...