3 Under-the-Radar Stocks Flying Under Wall Street's Radar While Everyone Obsesses Over $INTC

The internet spent this week losing its mind over $INTC surging 9% on a Trump-Apple chip announcement. Totally understandable. Also totally predictable. You know what's not predictable? The three names below, which collectively have fewer Reddit mentions than a mid-tier meme coin.

First up: $NNE (Nano Nuclear Energy), a micro-cap riding the White House's newly aggressive nuclear licensing push. The NRC just renewed 18 reactor licenses and published a technology-neutral framework in March 2025 — tailor-made for SMR and micro-reactor plays. NNE is building portable micro-reactors for off-grid and defense use. The TAM is enormous; the awareness is approximately zero. The White House's 'UPRISE' initiative and the 5GW capacity target by 2029 are the kind of policy tailwinds that can re-rate a tiny cap overnight.

Second: $WRBY (Warby Parker), the DTC eyewear brand quietly eating into traditional optical retail margins while trading at a fraction of its 2021 highs. With consumer spending resilient (retail sales beat expectations per the Bloomberg data this week) and a scalable retail-plus-telehealth model, any profitability inflection is a potential squeeze setup. Third: $GATO (Gatos Silver) — a pure-play silver miner in an environment where commodity investors are rotating hard away from dollar-denominated assets. When gold closes below its 200-day MA three straight days and then rips, as noted in the YouTube sentiment data this week, silver tends to follow with more leverage. Small float, big beta. You've been warned.