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What Happens to Nuclear Stocks? After the crisis in Japan, investors who follow the industry are surprisingly sanguine because they are saying that the nuclear plants have exploded as well the the stocks. A few are even describing it as a buying opportunity for several stocks in the energy sector. Analyst are saying that the future of the nuclear power industry could shift meaning that they expect nuclear power providers to face new issues with regulators on safety standards. Nuclear stocks fell from 5% on shares of Entergy ( [|ETR]: 68.44*, -1.65, -2.35% ), [last updated on March 15, 2011; 10:46 a.m.] To my opinion I think that the nuclear stocks really didn't suffer much because they're up a lot today and they didn't really care about the nuclear plant explosion nuke in Japan.

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Bank of Japan emergency funding hits nearly $700B

Money has been used ever since the big disaster of the tsunami and earthquakes. Money has flood into the money market "bringing its total emergency funding to nearly $700 billion as it tries to soothe fears about the economic impact of the catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and unfolding nuclear crisis." The government has also suspended workers from cooling of the radiation from the explosion of the nuclear plant. I think that since Japan is a very rich country, it should use the money that they have. It's like if a natural disaster happened here. We will borrow a sh*tload of money and go deeper than what we are already :D