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Investors Favor Nuclear Miners, Shun Capital‑Heavy Space Tech

ListingTrack Weekly Theme Recap (Week Ending 03/27/26) This week, Nuclear strength concentrated in uranium miners and integrated nuclear utilities, while SMR developers and safety/fuel‑tech names faced renewed selling. New Space, by contrast, traded lower overall: Satellogic delivered a standout move on imaging and defense‑linked demand, but most satellite, launch and space‑tech names sold off as traders took profits and de‑risked prior winners. Flows clearly favored cash‑generative and resource‑backed names over longer‑dated, capital‑intensive technology stories across both themes. Nuclear (03/23/26–03/27/26) Top gainer: Jaguar Uranium (JAGU) +25.8% to $1.95 ($29.9M) as traders rotated back into smaller‑cap uranium miners leveraged to any rebound in uranium sentiment. Top loser: Terra Innovatum Global (NKLR) –11.6% to $4.52 ($499M) as investors trimmed exposure to SMR developers after recent strength and continued to favor miners and cash‑generative utilities. New Space (03/23/26–03/27/26) Top gainer: Satellogic (SATL) +65.2% to $5.93 ($848M) as traders aggressively added exposure to commercial Earth‑observation imaging and analytics despite broader weakness in New Space. Top loser: AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) –12.5% to $78.67 ($30.05B) as higher‑beta satellite‑adjacent connectivity names were sold alongside launch and space‑tech development stocks. Big picture: Strength clustered in uranium miners and one standout New Space imaging name (JAGU, SATL), while weakness was led by SMR developers and satellite/connectivity plays (NKLR, ASTS) as investors favored nearer‑cash, resource‑backed exposure over longer‑dated tech. Track what matters at https://t.co/LaXQH41kM0