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Energy sector is going to power the age of AI for the next few decades. As Melius-research puts is “much like Thomas Edison ushered in the era of electricity more than a century ago, artificial intelligence may be driving a new “Age of Electrification,” That’s an excellent summary. Energy companies are well positioned to power AI and will will be the biggest winners. The company likes, and I fully agree (and in fact I have been accumulating these name already) these names: CEG Constellation Energy, VST Vistra, NEE NextEra Energy, NRG NRG Energy, and TLN Talen Energy.
AI computing requires vast amounts of power. “The energy sector is therefore the “enabler” of the AI revolution” as Melius puts it. These companies are locking in years long power purchase agreements with various data centers. Data-center electricity demand growth is estimated to hit 219 gig watts in 2030, up from 82 gigawatts in 2025, Melius said.

Needless to say that this blog is for my own tracking. My plan assumes a stable market condition. Any disruptions (macro or company specific) can nullify my thesis.
ARRY – trading opportunity. stop loss below 7.10. UBS sees a move toward $9 but will take a while.
BA – still a star stock to accumulate. heading toward 245. A break below 231 is a redline.
CLBT – a swing trade toward 17.50 to 18. get out below 15.10
CRCL – a 30% chance it explodes toward 155 quickly. Below 145 is a redline.
CRWV – a 30% chance it explodes toward 110 quickly. Below 97 is danger.
CVNA – a trade opportunity toward 156. stop loss below 343.
DHI – a trade toward 176.
KTOS – a good medium term hold.
LEN – a trade toward 143.
NVO – in no time, it can fly toward 62. stopping below 48.
TEM – a trade toward 76-77.
WULF – still looks attractive going towards 10.
NVDA – all time highs to 185 this week?
Is the turnaround on homebuilders for real? $LEN $PHM $DHI $TOL $HD $LOW all showed good relative strength in the last few days. Also, on Friday Buffett’s Berkshire disclosed it had bought shares of D.R. Horton and Lennar in Q2. Are the selloff among those stocks had gone too far? The home building industry has been hurt by rising mortgage rates, and an uncertain economic outlook as unemployment is edging higher.
I think the strength in home building stocks will continue specially if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates next month. Another catalyst is that President Trump is floating the idea of removing capital-gains taxes on home sales which will hugely be a plus to spur the housing market.
Take a look at the weekly chart of Lennar. Do you see a turn around?
