Nuclear vitality shares have shone brightly for traders lately, however one analyst is trying away from Nano Nuclear Power proper now.
Markets aren’t transferring a lot to begin the buying and selling week, however there isn’t any confusion about which course shares of Nano Nuclear Power (NNE -8.64%) are transferring in. With an analyst offering a starkly bearish tackle the nuclear vitality inventory, traders are selecting to click on the promote button at present.
As of 10:24 a.m. ET, shares of Nano Nuclear Power are down 7.7%, paring again an earlier lack of 12.1%.
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This analyst sees steep draw back to at present’s value
Downgrading Nano Nuclear Power inventory to a promote from a purchase, Ladenburg analyst Michael Legg foresees shares sliding significantly. Legg additionally downwardly revised his value goal on Nano Nuclear Power inventory to $9 from $51. Primarily based on the inventory’s closing value of $35.89, Legg’s new value goal implies draw back of 74.9% — that is plenty of draw back.
In keeping with The Fly, Legg predicated the brand new tackle Nano Nuclear Power inventory after the corporate’s current third-quarter 2025 monetary outcomes and on the idea that administration “selling a broad, diversified mannequin” might be much less fruitful than if the corporate emphasised “core initiatives, notably the Kronos reactor.
In Q3 2025, for instance, the corporate signed a memorandum of understanding with UrAmerica to assist shore up numerous sources and develop its vertically built-in capabilities.
Is Nano Nuclear Power inventory now a promote?
Whereas the unfavorable commentary from Ladenburg is definitely disheartening for Nano Nuclear Power traders, that is merely one analyst’s opinion. A tide of comparable bearish commentary hasn’t surfaced amongst analysts, so the notion that Nano Nuclear Power is transferring in a less-productive course needs to be taken with a grain of salt. Equally, different analysts have not echoed the drastic value goal revision — not to mention the truth that analysts’ value targets are sometimes restricted to a shorter investing horizon than the long-term holding intervals The Motley Idiot favors.
For present shareholders, Ladenburg’s perspective is value acknowledging, however at present’s commentary ought to hardly sign that now’s the time to leap ship. After all, if traders are actually spooked, there are many different upstart nuclear vitality shares to think about.
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