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•  28 Oct 2025
 

•   CCJ  
   
  +0.25%
•   NOK  
   
  -0.38%
•   TZOO  
   
  0.00%
•   W  
   
  +0.23%
•   WULF  
   
  +0.25%

$CCJ stole the spotlight today, surging over 23% as investors piled into nuclear energy plays. The rally followed headlines that Cameco and Brookfield’s Westinghouse will partner with the U.S. government in an $80 billion initiative to expand nuclear reactor development. With Trump’s energy policy pivot fueling investor enthusiasm for domestic uranium production, Cameco move positions it as a clear beneficiary of America nuclear comeback. The stock hit fresh 2025 highs with record volume, though its RSI now suggests short-term overbought conditions.

$W delivered a spectacular earnings blowout, jumping 23% after crushing Wall Street estimates. The online home goods retailer reported Q3 revenue of $3.1 billion, beating expectations by $90 million, with EPS of $0.70 versus $0.44 forecast. Wayfair profitability improved sharply thanks to repeat customer growth and AI-driven efficiency initiatives. Shares are now up 95% year-to-date, pushing the company firmly into breakout territory. While the RSI hints at overbought levels, momentum traders seem far from ready to let go.

$NOK also made a power move, soaring nearly 23% after news broke that Nvidia is investing $1 billion to expand its AI networking and cloud footprint in partnership with Nokia. The deal marks a major vote of confidence in Nokia technology and its role in the AI infrastructure buildout. Adding fuel to the rally, analysts issued upgrades across the board, viewing the collaboration as a potential multi-year growth driver. The stock traded at nearly nine times its average volume, signaling renewed institutional interest.

$WULF charged higher by 17%, extending its impressive run as the crypto miner transitions into a full-blown AI compute powerhouse. TeraWulf announced a $9.5 billion, 25-year AI infrastructure deal with Fluidstack, setting the stage for massive long-term revenue potential. The move was quickly followed by an Outperform rating from Oppenheimer, further boosting confidence. With volume tripling its average and technicals firmly bullish, WULF has become one of the most talked-about AI-energy hybrids on the market.

$TZOO tumbled 17% after a disappointing third-quarter report that missed both revenue and EPS estimates. The earnings per share came in at just $0.01, falling short by $0.13, while revenue of $22.2 million missed by roughly $700,000. Despite modest year-over-year growth, investors punished the miss harshly, sending shares to their lowest level since early summer. With the travel rebound losing steam, TZOO path forward looks uncertain unless management can reignite profitability.

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