Deep Fission recently completed its NASDAQ IPO, but its stock has underperformed due to technical selling, low market awareness, and skepticism about its development stage. The company focuses on commercializing a borehole nuclear reactor using conventional technology and established methods, differentiating itself by advancing a reactor configuration intended for commercialization rather than just experimental setups. With an 18.5 GW letter of intent pipeline and a valuation discount compared to peers, Deep Fission has significant growth potential if it meets key technical, regulatory, and financing milestones. The next major catalyst is a planned 2,000–2,500 foot proof-of-concept borehole to test deployment assumptions in the field.
Two directors of Equitable Holdings sold shares recently, with Bertram L. Scott selling 2,780 shares and Craig C. MacKay selling 2,000 shares. Meanwhile, institutional investors showed mixed activity: Engineers Gate Manager LP drastically cut its hol...
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