Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching on Thursday and what’s on the radar for Friday’s session. Oklo’s big decline CNBC will keep watching nuclear power start-up Oklo on Friday. The stock’s big run has powered down . Shares fell more than 9% on Thursday. In two days, shares are down around 15%. This comes after Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on the stock and was less than bullish. The note said the stock would sell off in the next year. The bank expects the stock to settle around $117 a share. It closed at $119 tonight. Shares are up almost 1% after hours. IBM’s quantum computing test Shares surged 5.2% after a trial by HSBC showed IBM used quantum computing in a successful bond trading test. The stock is 5% from its June high. It’s been a big year for IBM, the stock is up 28%. IBM YTD mountain IBM shares year to date Energy’s big week The sector was the top performer in the S & P on Thursday. It was up almost 1%. The sector is 5.7% from the November high, but has gained 3.7% so far this week. EQT and Halliburton are both up more than 9% in four days. Valero and Phillips 66 are both up 7%. Expand Energy , Marathon Petroleum , Baker Hughes , Texas Pacific , Williams Cos. , ConocoPhillips and Devon are all up between 5% and 6% in four days. Brent and West Texas Intermediate Crude are both up more than 4% in four days. Natural gas is up 2% so far this week. Intel’s huge move Intel shares were up again today, this time nearly 9%, amid reports Apple could invest in the company , after Nvidia made another investment in Intel last week. Intel is up about 40% in September. It closed a penny shy of the $34 a share mark. In extended trading, it’s added more than 1%, hitting $34.47 mark. In the spring of 2000, Intel hit $70 a share. CNBC stock watcher Adrian van Hauwermeiren said Intel is on track for its first back-to-back double-digit gain since November 2002. It is also on pace for its best monthly performance since January 1987 when it climbed 49%. That stat is from CNBC’s Nick Wells. A lot of people are watching this stock these days. INTC 1M mountain Intel shares over the past month.
