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Artificial intelligence hasn’t just fueled upside in tech stocks.
It’s also fueling massive upside in energy stocks, most recently nuclear energy.
As noted by Reuters, “some power companies projecting electricity sales growth several times higher than estimates just months earlier. Nine of the top 10 U.S. electric utilities said data centers were a main source of customer growth, leading many to revise up capital expenditure plans and demand forecasts.”
Now, thanks to Meta, there’s even more reason to get bullish on nuclear energy.
Just the other day, Meta unveiled agreements to secure about 6.6 GW of nuclear power by 2035 for its data centers. One of those deals was with Vistra Energy (SYM: VST), which will provide electricity from three existing nuclear power plants.
"At Meta, we are investing in nuclear energy because it provides clean, reliable power that is essential for advancing our AI ambitions and strengthening American leadership in energy innovation. By supporting nuclear power, we ensure that our operations – and the communities we serve – benefit from energy solutions that drive both technological progress and economic growth," said Urvi Parekh, Head of Global Energy atMeta, as quoted in a press release.
Meta is also working with Oklo (OKLO).
The two will advance Oklo’s plans to develop a 1.2 GW power campus in Pike County, Ohio, to support Meta’s data centers. “The agreement provides a mechanism for Meta to prepay for power and provide funding to advance project certainty for Oklo’s Aurora powerhouse deployment,” added the press release.
For max exposure to nuclear energy, investors may want to consider ETF, such as:
Global X Uranium ETF (URA)
With an expense ratio of 0.69%, the oversold Global X Uranium ETF (URA) provides investors access to a broad range of companies involved in uranium mining and the production of nuclear components, including those in extraction, refining, exploration, or manufacturing of equipment for the uranium and nuclear industries, holds about 50 related uranium stocks.
You can buy options on most stocks, but without knowing which direction a stock is more than likely to go, you are just guessing... which is inappropriate for anyone that is involved with stocks or options. That’s how so many people lose a great deal of money in the markets because they guess and hope too much!
So, how do you determine that a stock will make you money? How do you determine the direction a stock is likely to go? For me and many professional traders it’s all in the charts. For those of you that do know what a chart is – it is a collection of stock price movements that are updated every day.
There are many formations found in charts. It’s important to understand the different chart formations that occur, what they mean, and how to use them. Here we will talk about two important formations that indicate buy and sell signals in the marketplace.
Descending Channel Formation
This formation gives an excellent buy signal for investors. The descending channel formation is exactly what the name implies. During a downtrend, investors will come in and buy on the dips; which drives the price of the stock up. In turn, as the stock price goes up, sellers of the stock will come in and drive the stock price down. This will happen several times over a period of time. With each round of buying, the highs formed are lower each time and the lows are lower each time. Volume tends to decline as the channel is formed. Eventually, there are not enough sellers of the stock and buyers come in and take the stock price above the resistance line on higher volume.
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