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Community thesis
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Bull case
0 stances- GE Vernova is jointly promoting SMRs with Hitachi and is slated to receive up to $40 billion from Japan. ↗
- Positioned to lead the global SMR supply chain and export technology with strong US-Japan government support. ↗
- Serves as a historical precedent that 'dead money' stocks can eventually surge. ↗
- Surging demand for gas turbines to power AI data centers has created a significant production backlog extending to 2030. ↗
- Strong financial performance indicated by robust Q1 2026 earnings and substantial upfront deposits (20-25%) on future orders. ↗
- Long-term structural growth driver from the ongoing expansion of AI infrastructure requiring reliable power solutions. ↗
Bear case
0 stances- Regulatory pushback and local opposition are delaying or hindering new data center construction projects. ↗
- Legal disputes and mandatory corrections regarding offshore wind projects create unexpected costs and operational distractions. ↗
- Rapidly scaling production to meet backlog risks quality control issues and may encourage customers to seek alternative power sources. ↗
Credible voices
u/C130J_Darkstar
1 posts · 1 upvotes
+0.85
u/polishedchoice
1 posts · 1 upvotes
-0.10
u/Choice_Potato_6279
1 posts · 1 upvotes
+0.75
u/redditissocoolyoyo
1 posts · 1 upvotes
0.00
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AI 电力 / 核能 · 3AI 资本开支 · 2价值 / 回购 · 1半导体 · 1
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High-quality DD posts
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Japan Invests $65 Billion in U.S. SMR Projects
Japan to invest $65B in US SMR projects, with $40B for GE Vernova/Hitachi and $25B for NuScale, boosting the nuclear supply chain.
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The price of Paypal got riddiculous at this point
PayPal is ridiculously undervalued and will eventually surge like GE did, as the payment processing market continues to grow.
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The ultimate list
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Why has GE Vernova $GEV dropped 12% since May?
Analyzing GEV's 12% drop despite strong turbine demand; weighing regulatory/wind risks against AI data center tailwinds.

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