The Trump administration has provided tens of billions of dollars in incentives to the nuclear industry over the past year, including a new $4.2 billion federal loan to Ohio nuclear plant operator Vistra announced today. However, most publicly-traded nuclear companies that received financial support from the administration have seen their stock prices decline. Vistra's stock is down 9% year-to-date (YTD). Other examples include NuScale, whose stock is down 81% since a $25 billion investment announcement, Constellation Energy, down 19% after securing a $1 billion loan, and Centrus Energy, down 54% since winning a $900 million task order.