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Centrus Energy (LEU) stock price jumps into long weekend as nuclear fuel trade stays in focus

Centrus Energy (LEU) stock price jumps into long weekend as nuclear fuel trade stays in focus

NEW YORK, Jan 17, 2026, 08:24 (EST) — Market closed. Centrus Energy Corp (LEU) shares climbed 8.2% on Friday, closing at $331.03. Trading volume hit roughly 1.6 million shares, with prices swinging between $298.10 and $333.30 during the session. The bounce is significant since Centrus operates in a crucial segment of the nuclear supply chain: uranium enrichment. This process raises…
NuScale Power stock jumps as Washington’s AI power plan puts new reactors back in play

NuScale Power stock jumps as Washington’s AI power plan puts new reactors back in play

New York, January 16, 2026, 12:36 PM EST — Regular session NuScale Power Corp shares rose about 6% on Friday, clawing back ground after a volatile start to the year as investors re-priced nuclear-linked names against fresh policy signals on how the U.S. will fund new power supply for data centers. Governors from states inside the PJM grid footprint were…
Denison Mines stock jumps with uranium names as Phoenix approvals come into focus

Denison Mines stock jumps with uranium names as Phoenix approvals come into focus

New York, Jan 16, 2026, 10:04 ET — Regular session Denison Mines Corp shares climbed roughly 4.1% to $3.70 on Friday morning, having peaked at $3.80 earlier in the session. On the NYSE American, the stock swung between $3.58 and $3.80, with around 7.3 million shares traded. Uranium stocks climbed, with Cameco rising around 3.8%. Uranium Energy jumped about 4.6%,…

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  • Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Shares Surge Amid Overvaluation Concerns
    January 22, 2026, 11:00 PM EST. Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) surged 15.68% in one day and 12.9% over the week, with a 47.39% monthly lift despite a 19.76% decline over three months. The stock trades at $11.29, far above analyst targets of $8.28, reflecting a 46x price-to-sales (P/S) ratio, significantly higher than peer averages of 4.6x. The elevated P/S ratio signals the market's expectation of strong future growth but also flags potential overvaluation risk, especially given Navitas' reported net loss of $125 million. Investors face a critical decision on whether the recent rally justifies the premium, as the company operates in the high-growth gallium nitride and silicon carbide power semiconductor sector. Caution is advised amid volatile sentiment and uncertain growth prospects.
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