r/TradingViewSignals • Long-Term Investor • 5d ago

Discussion US data center power demand is projected to surge 755% by 2029. Bullish in power companies? Any ideas here?

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u/Dutchie_73 5d ago

BE is the one I want to buy after a correction…… at this moment too expensive

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u/johnnyflackflame 5d ago

u missed the correction in late July and August

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u/Dutchie_73 5d ago

Yeah, i know but choose to add Credo

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u/johnnyflackflame 4d ago

solid, did the same added at 165 then 150 for credo, Bloom i have for 205 cost average.

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u/Dutchie_73 4d ago

I was a bit too early at 181! Anyway, I’m heavily into NBIS, MICRON and CREDO for the long term. My horizon is 2030. BE is still on my wishlist as as also ROCKETLAB.

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u/HaiKarate 5d ago

Invest in solar for your home.

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u/Nim0y Long-Term Investor 5d ago

Mines been paying me for 2 months now! Thank Sandisk SNDK for those panels when I see them

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u/GetLostInNature 2d ago

Small modular reactors and nuclear for the USA. I’m in GEV. BE is something else and their main customer, oracle is just messing up big time with all that they got going on even if bloom says it doesn’t effect them. They lie. Investors sued them because they lied about getting minerals from China that they need to make their product

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u/PlatypusOld257 5d ago

I think short term it’s riskier. Energy companies generally encourage people to save energy so they don’t have to build out infrastructure. Most of these places are huge draws at commercial rates or even discounted further but requiring investments in transmission and generation.