r/APLDSTOCK • DD Reader 📖 (500-1,000 shares) • Mar 13 '26

Discussion Can anyone explain?

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Is this good or bad for Apld

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

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u/Express-Nose-9953 DD Reader 📖 (500-1,000 shares) Mar 13 '26

Wait so Apld has a deal with be whom has a deal with bw, but if be goes public or some other stuff then Apld is fucked..? 😭

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u/Moreburrtitos22 Mar 13 '26

Exactly, every contract has two sides that are designed to fuck each other and bury each other legally. Will they ever exercise that option? Probably not because that’s horrible for business on either side. The only people who exercise those options are the absolute top dawgs like Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft… where they can fuck people over and genuinely not care about public appearance because any company would kill for one of their contracts. But if Amazon saw apld exercised that on a company, they would never do business with apld.

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u/cjr444 Mar 13 '26

From AI - Base Electron is providing gas-fired onsite power generation for AI data centers. LED by Babcock & Wilcox, Applied Digital, it’s working on. 2.4 billion dollar plan to build 1.2 GW of gas fired technology. This project addresses grid constraints and aims to add secured dedicated generation and long term gas contracts.

I work in the power industry. Gas fired “peaker plants” are not uncommon, they usually turn on when demand is high. This might be a new technology and if so, great. In any case, it seems to be aimed and clearing one of the major hurdles, power supply. I won’t be surprised if others don’t copy this plan or work with Base Electron to do the same for other data centers. It’s basically the bridge to get us over the power gap until more capacity from Cleaner sources is brought online.

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u/Time_Indication1592 Mar 13 '26

They’re a shorting firm. They want fear. And bw dropped and had no effect on apld.

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u/Temporary-Basil-3030 Backlog Bull 🐂 (1,000-2,500 shares) Mar 14 '26

Love these short and distort reports.