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This is Bigger Than Palantir & Nvidia. These 5 Stocks Win the Next AI Boom

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If you watched our videos nine months

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ago, you watched Winston here call the

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biggest energy trade of the AI boom

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months before it hit front page news. We

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told you to look at nuclear Ollo new

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scale non-nuclear all those guys. And

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what happened? Well, Olo more than

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tripled. New scale nearly doubled.

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Nanuclear screamed up over 115% in a

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matter of weeks. And then guess what?

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Every single one of them crashed. Oklo

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gave back 65% of those gains. UK scale

0:33

collapsed about 80%. Nanuclear got cut

0:37

roughly in half. So the thesis was

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right. The companies are still building

0:42

reactors for a data centers, but the

0:46

wrong timing destroyed people who held

0:48

too long or waited and got in too late.

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So today I'm going to show you something

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that I think is going to be bigger than

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Palunteer which we started talking about

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at about 20 bucks bigger than Nvidia.

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Five stocks I believe when the next leg

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of the AI boom. And this time I'm going

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to give you a framework that I use so

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hopefully you can give back the gains

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when the music stops. And if you're

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looking at a chart like this where first

1:17

time we talked about this was in May

1:18

last year and the thing went up, you

1:21

know, 200% or something, but actually

1:25

you're still in this and you're down a

1:27

lot because maybe you bought it not

1:28

exactly where I was talking about it

1:30

based on rules. Maybe you bought it out

1:32

there. So maybe you're down 70% right

1:35

now. I bet you're pretty frustrated. And

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if this has happened to you on some

1:39

scale with any stock, put the stock

1:41

ticker in the in the chat. Um, and it'll

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sort of make us a, you know, bag holders

1:46

anonymous group here. And honestly,

1:47

it'll help people because people will

1:49

realize it's not just me. It's not

1:51

because you're stupid. It's because you

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haven't been taught the right skills.

1:55

So, if it's frustrating for you to buy

1:58

too late or to sell too late, I'm going

2:01

to do something for you this weekend

2:03

that I've never done before and I might

2:04

never do it again. I'm going to teach

2:06

you for two hours for no charge how to

2:10

avoid those big painful losses.

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>> Winston, come here. Come, come, come,

2:15

come, come, come, come on here. Come

2:17

here. Sit, sit, sit, sit.

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>> And Winston will be that. We're going to

2:20

run a live workshop and he's so annoyed

2:22

by people losing all this money

2:23

unnecessarily that he's turning his back

2:26

to us. It's going to be all held on

2:28

Zoom. It's called How to Fix Bad Timing

2:31

once and for all. And I'm going to teach

2:32

you how Wall Street handles this better

2:35

than us retail investors do. So get your

2:37

free seat at fixinvesting.com.

2:40

Yeah, fixinvesting.com. That's the

2:42

that's the mission here. And by the end

2:44

of this video, you'll have the five

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stocks that I believe lead the next leg

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of AI and hopefully the discipline to

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avoid getting destroyed, at least if you

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show up on the weekend. And the thesis

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is simple. AI is the most powerhungry

2:57

technology humans have ever invented.

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The world simply doesn't have enough

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electricity to feed it. That's it. Now

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writes the software and build Nvidia

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builds the brains but neither one works

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without electricity and the US grid is

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buckling. So imagine imagine this for a

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make it simple. Imagine your child built

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a giant Lego city. Beautiful, massive,

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lights, train, some sort of thing. And

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then you realize they plugged it all

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into an outlet. Say you sort of

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electrified it and then the breaker

3:32

blows. That outlet is the US grid. And

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those Legos are data centers. And the

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breaker is blowing already. Now,

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everybody is saying they want to buy the

3:42

shovel in this AI gold rush, right? But

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the smart money is now not asking what

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are the shovels, the chips. The smart

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money is now asking where do the shovels

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get sharpened? Where do they get

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powered? So Nvidia is the obvious

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shovel. But these five companies here,

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they are the pickaxe sharpener

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and the bloodstream that keeps

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everything including Nvidia alive.

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Without electricity, your Nvidia chip

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that's, you know, thousands of dollars

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is uh is about as useful as, you know,

4:17

this cup. And US data center demand is

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going to grow four times in the next

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four years. And there is literally no

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scenario solar, wind, batteries combined

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that fills that hole in time. The only

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247 base load answer is unfortunately

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nuclear. I say unfortunately I'm not a

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huge fan of stuff that sort of pollutes

4:40

the world forever. But it's carbon

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neutral. There we have it, right?

4:44

Everything is going to be just fine.

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Just a little little bit of sort of

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Homer Simpson radiation. But retail

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investors look at chips because chips

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are sort of easier to understand. So for

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those of you frustrated want to know

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what the stocks are, I'm just going to

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give them to you quickly. Uh, it's

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Nanuclear, it's Ollo, it's SMR just

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called New Scale, it's Vcore, and it's

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Vertive Holdings. Here they are. Take a

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screenshot. One, two, three. Now, for

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those of you who actually want to learn

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how we pick them and why we pick them,

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we're going to run through the framework

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for it. You always in step one want to

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identify the bottleneck. Always ask

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what's the constraint to this current

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bullcase scenario like what are we

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missing here? And in AI right now, the

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constraint is definitely no longer

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chips. Still there, but it's not the big

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thing. It's not data. You got plenty of

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that. It is power. So you know the

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bottleneck and therefore you have an

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idea of where the money is going to flow

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next. And every bottleneck has a set of

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companies that solve different parts of

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that. So for the AI energy story, you

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can kind of draw a pyramid or something

5:55

like that with layers, five layers. So

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if you had a pyramid that looked like

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this, your base layer

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is basically fuel and logistics like who

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delivers the uranium and the plutonium

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to the nuclear plants, right? The layer

6:12

above that is who actually builds the

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reactors. I've got it on the left here a

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little bit cleaner and clearer. And then

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the layer three is who's allowed to

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actually build them right now? Who's

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licensed to do that? Right. And then

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you've got that's your layer three.

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Layer four is who turns electricity into

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something that a chip can use. So this

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is sort of your

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your convo, your conversion. And then

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layer five

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is

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the data center infrastructure. Like who

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does the actual cooling and the power of

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the actual buildings? That's the top.

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And if you only buy one layer, you're

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kind of gambling. If you own all five,

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you own the value chain, you're quite

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likely to be right. Now, I'm not a

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financial advisor. I'm not telling you

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what to buy. I'm just sharing my

7:06

research with you. By the way, I know

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this is fairly fairly in-depth

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packacted. So, there is a free research

7:12

doc that comes with this video. Just to

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make sure all of this information lands

7:16

for you, you can download that at

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felixfriend.org/nuclear.

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Free link down below as well. So after

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you grab yourself a seat for the free

7:24

training on the weekend so you no longer

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you know give back all your gains u

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watch read that report as well. And what

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we're going to go a lot deeper on on the

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weekend is there are patterns to the

7:37

market. In fact there are four patterns

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to the market. I'll show you an example

7:43

here with with SMR for example or maybe

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with Olo because it's kind of cleaner

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you know made us a lot of money even

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since the video last video came out on

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Olo this thing went up 60% right now

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you'd be looking at a negative but

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that's only if you held on to it which I

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believe is a mistake with things like

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this. So what have we got? We have a

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base pattern. That's your number one

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base. You then have a very distinct

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climbing pattern. I call it climbing.

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Winston likes to climb. And then you

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kind of top out. Uh I I only call a sort

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of tired pattern. This one's quite

8:22

shortlived. Sometimes they're a little

8:24

bit longer. And then what happens? Well,

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you collapse, right? And you collapse

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faster than you go up by usually. Why?

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Because if you ever climbed the

8:32

mountain, it takes longer to go up than

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if you can run down. Assuming you can

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run down. It's not true for all matters.

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But this is your this is your downhill

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effect. So where are we right now? Does

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it remind you of something? Does it

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remind you perhaps of the base scenario?

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Because you get to a point where

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everybody who wants to sell has actually

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sold and then you find a new sideways

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pattern where the next opportunity

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potentially lies. If you understand it

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now, would I buy right here, right now?

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No. I'd wait a little bit. And again, a

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lot more detail on that. join me on the

9:08

weekend because it's going to take a

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little bit of time to teach you all

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this. But the mistake I see retail

9:14

investors do again and again and again

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and we've taught like 25,000 of them is

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they buy somewhere here. They buy very

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late in

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the climbing phase and then they hold or

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they might even average down as the

9:30

stock is collapsing and that's usually

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very very painful. So they get crushed.

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We don't do that. Our goal is to buy

9:39

approximately somewhere there and then

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to sell approximately there. Now note we

9:45

do not buy the bottom, we do not sell

9:48

the top. That's ludicrously. But we aim

9:51

to do something that is not soul

9:54

destroying which it is what most people

9:56

are doing right now. So you want to

9:57

learn that come and join me on the

10:00

weekend. Here is the link again.

10:02

Fixinvesting.com

10:04

right? It is out absolutely free. We're

10:07

going to have a blast. Uh bring yourself

10:09

a mug of hot chocolate or something. Uh

10:12

pen and paper and and we're we're going

10:13

to go for about 2 hours and and and go

10:15

pretty deep. It is intended for

10:17

beginners though I I should highlight

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that. So don't be intimidated if you are

10:21

newish to this or you've been doing this

10:22

for a long time but you're still

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frustrated by those big losses. Also

10:25

come and join me. Now let's start with a

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stock numero uno nanuclear.

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And most people think they are building

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teeny tiny cute nuclear reactors, which

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is sort of half the story. They just

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acquired a company called Secure

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Transportation Services, 13 million

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bucks. It's the company that physically

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moves spent nuclear fuel and reactor

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components. Now, why is that important?

10:53

Well, imagine the entire small reactor

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industry is, you know, about to I was

10:58

going to say explode. Perhaps not the

10:59

best phrase, but every single reactor

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needs fuel delivered, right? And every

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single reactor needs spent fuel taken

11:07

away from it. Nania Nuclear just bought

11:10

the delivery truck for the entire

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industry. So in the gold rush, the

11:15

people who got richest were not the

11:16

miners. They were Levi Strauss selling

11:19

jeans and the railway companies hauling

11:22

the gold out. Right? Nan nuclear

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basically just bought the railway. And

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if you look at the stock right now, what

11:29

do you see? Well, maybe you don't see

11:31

anything at all yet, which is also

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completely fine. Um, but I see a basing

11:36

out here happening and a temptation to

11:40

perhaps actually start climbing again,

11:42

right? The way it did over here and then

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it climbed very, very nicely. And then

11:46

this whole thing was one big downtrend,

11:48

topped out at the top here. So that's

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kind of looking interesting. Right now,

11:53

Financials, they've got no revenue, zero

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revenue, but they do have about $550

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million in cash, which is enough to

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survive a fairly long winter. Now, these

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are all, like any stock, high-risk

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plays, so don't bet the farm on it. It's

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also something we're going to touch on

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on the weekend if you join me at

12:13

fixinvesting.com.

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But let's look at stock numero dos oklo

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probably the most controversial and

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that's kind of why I like it. US

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Department of Energy selected Ollo for

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advanced negotiations under the surplus

12:28

plutonium utilization program which

12:31

makes me sleep better at night. Now the

12:34

US government has a giant pile of

12:36

plutonium sitting in a storage that's

12:39

costing taxpayers money. Ollo got picked

12:43

to use that plutonium as fuel. So the

12:46

government is literally giving Ollo a

12:48

head start and the co puts it this way.

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He says it's the pathway to use existing

12:54

surplus materials as bridge fuel for

12:57

advanced reactors to bring more reactors

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online sooner. Okra has a partnership

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with Meta, Nvidia, Equinex, big

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pipeline, biggest tech company on Earth,

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want their reactors and they're sitting

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on about two and a half billion in cash.

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So, they're not going to run out of

13:14

money at any time soon. And if you look

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at the stock, we just looked at it,

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didn't we? Starting to see that base

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pattern, right? Where you kind of going

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sideways, heartbeat pattern, I also call

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it, but it's also pre-revenue. First re

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reactor is meant to come out around July

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2026. That's a test reactor. Really

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critical milestone. Commercial

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deployment is still ages away. But these

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stocks have violent runs up and then

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they have violent collapses down. That's

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the thing you need to understand if

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you're investing in growth stocks. Now

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stock

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as the French will say is new scale

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power ticker symbol SNR and

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they got destroyed in early 2026. I mean

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really really destroyed. Look at the

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chart here uh from

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well from the top this thing's down like

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80%. So what do they do? Well, they're

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the only company in the United States

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with nuclear regulatory commission

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design certification. Say that three

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times really really quickly

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um for you know small reactors. So it's

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a piece of paper and why why does it

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matter? Well, imagine there 50 companies

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who want to sell uh hamburgers but only

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one has a permit from the city. So even

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if that company was struggling, they

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have a head start that will take other

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companies ages to get and a lot of

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money. Have real customers, Tennessee

14:43

Valley Authority, Romanian Road Power

14:45

Project, but these things get deployed

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likely in 2032 to 2033 if everything

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goes all right. It's a pretty long

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timeline. and their largest shareholder

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floor corp sold most of her stake which

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creates tremendous selling pressure

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which we the stocks down now why is that

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a positive well once a seller is gone

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the fresh supply kind of clears up and

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one thing that I quite like on this

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chart right now and again we're going to

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dive a lot deeper into that if you join

15:17

me on the weekend of fixinvesting.com is

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that volume as we were going down was

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sort of pretty flattish on the rally up

15:24

we saw a lot of volume, flattish volume,

15:27

and then here on the little recovery, we

15:29

saw a great big volume spike there. And

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it's sort of saying to me, people are

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looking to accumulate this. I'm not

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saying it would definitely go up. I

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haven't got a crystal ball. It's still

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trending down, right? The high here,

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that high there, this high here. It's

15:45

still trending down gently. So, it's

15:47

still a little early, but it's

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definitely one for my watch list, which

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is where it sits right now. And then in

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our fourth layer, the power converter,

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right? It's the really boring one. And

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boring is often where the smart money

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sits. Vor designs power conversion

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modules. Um, teenytiny chips that take

16:09

electricity from the wall and convert it

16:12

into the voltage your Nvidia GPU would

16:15

like to consume. So basically no chip

16:18

will run without one of the bicos little

16:20

converters. They've lifted their revenue

16:22

guidance which is a good thing. They

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signed a new licensing deal for their

16:27

power system technology which gives them

16:29

more revenue royalties which is sort of

16:31

the best best business model really. And

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unlike the Olos and the new scale new

16:36

scales, Vikor is actually profitable

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today, not you know mñana. They've got

16:43

real customers, real margins, kind of

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boring, but also pretty important. And

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the stock is kind of a winner as you can

16:53

see. Now, does that mean it's too late,

16:55

it's all over? No, not necessarily. We

16:57

often Well, statistically, something

16:59

that's at alltime highs is more likely

17:01

to go up than down. Well, unless it's

17:03

some sort of crazy meme squeeze, but I

17:05

think it's an interesting one for our

17:07

list. Now, the fifth layer, final name,

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Vertive. So, Vicor is the adapter.

17:16

Vertive is the entire electrical room

17:19

and air conditioning system for the

17:21

building. What do they do? Well, they

17:23

build cooling systems, power

17:25

distribution, and thermal management for

17:27

AI data centers. Because AI data

17:29

centers, say an Nvidia chip running

17:32

24/7, it gets hotter than a stove top

17:37

burner. Now, put a 100,000 chips in a

17:41

data center. Without vert, every AI data

17:45

center will literally melt. There's sort

17:47

of the what's you know what Cisco was to

17:50

the internet boom. That's what these

17:52

guys are. customers Microsoft, Amazon,

17:55

Google, Meta, they don't care who wins

17:59

the AI race. They sell to all of them

18:02

and they're generating free cash flow.

18:04

Their revenue is actually growing. They

18:06

are profitable. So this your fifth layer

18:09

sort of the own the building play. Now

18:13

it's hasn't crashed as much as the other

18:15

ones. So it is up there interesting

18:18

perhaps parallel here. I haven't got a

18:21

guarantee that it's going to rebound

18:22

obviously, but it is an interesting

18:24

level here on that moving average that

18:26

we tend to look at. So, if we put all of

18:28

this together, all together now, you

18:32

know that thing, what was that song? All

18:33

together now. I should I should play

18:34

that.

18:36

We've got now the nuclear, they deliver

18:38

the fuel. Ollo designs the nextG

18:41

reactors. You know, those cute fuzzy

18:43

little reactors that you'd like to have

18:44

in your backyard. Yes, you would. And

18:46

you want your children to play around

18:47

them. Absolutely. Because it's carbon

18:49

neutral. It's good for the planet.

18:52

Um, new scale is your licensed first

18:54

mover. VCore converts the power for the

18:57

chip. And Vertive runs the entire data

18:59

center center building. Essentially,

19:01

that's your full value chain in five

19:04

tickers. Now, how do we avoid the

19:06

mistake lots of people did last year?

19:08

Well, the brutally honest part is this.

19:10

Everything I just showed you is

19:12

absolutely useless if you buy at the

19:14

wrong time, hold past the top, or panic

19:17

at the bottom. So people got the right

19:20

idea in 2025. They got the timing

19:22

completely wrong. And there are three

19:25

disciplines that would probably have

19:27

saved you by only in that upwards

19:31

pattern, not when it's topping out at

19:33

the top, not when it's falling down

19:35

because cheap is uh is is is scary.

19:39

Position size is going to be right for

19:40

as asymmetry. If a stock goes up 5x and

19:44

you have 2% of your portfolio in it,

19:46

well, that's still now 10% of your

19:49

portfolio. So, you want a position

19:51

small, quite likely even smaller than

19:53

that. But if you put 30% of your

19:56

portfolio into something like this and

19:57

it goes to, you know, zero, then you're

20:01

crying and your retirement gets delayed

20:04

by years. I mean, I joke about it that

20:06

it's actually very very serious, which

20:08

is why I do what I do here because

20:10

something that I believe is avoidable at

20:12

that level. So, you want to have a

20:14

written exit rule before you enter. But

20:17

people really fail because they sell

20:19

well, they buy on emotion and then they

20:21

sell on emotion or they never sell at

20:23

all. They sort of freeze, which is a

20:25

natural reaction.

20:27

So, position sizing, timing. I don't

20:30

mean perfect timing. Nobody knows

20:32

exactly where the bottom or the top is.

20:33

That's idiocy. But we can avoid getting

20:36

things terribly wrong by having really

20:38

good risk managements. So if you got

20:40

some value out of this or you're just

20:42

tired of holding things for too long

20:44

till they become

20:46

very heavy bags dragging you down. Um

20:50

come and join us on the weekend live

20:52

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20:54

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workshop. You can sign up to it

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21:01

It's free at fixinvesting.com. We're

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21:08

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21:10

what it's about. It's the realization

21:12

that investing isn't about the latest

21:14

stock tip. It's about building skills

21:17

that allow you to make better decisions

21:20

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21:23

in a responsible way. And and that's

21:26

really the mission here is to bring you

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that. So, people always ask me like,

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"What what do you what do you do?" And I

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I always say, "Well, have you ever held

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a stock that then went down like 30%,

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50%, 70%, and made you feel like hell?"

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And people go, "Yeah." I'm like, "Well,

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I teach people how to never have that

21:44

happen to them again so that they can

21:46

have a more peaceful life, a happier

21:49

life, sleep better, potentially retire

21:52

earlier." That's really the goal. Spread

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the joy. And why? Because I've been

21:55

there. I've done it. I've done the same

21:57

thing as you. first investment went down

21:59

like 50%. And I was lucky I learned it

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because I happened to become a banker

22:04

fairly randomly. So I got access to

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information and insight that most people

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never get access to. So come and join us

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on the weekend, learn the skills, share

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this with people. That's the only thing

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I'd ever ask uh because it helps us to

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reach more people, make a bigger impact,

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change more people's lives. I wish you

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all the best.

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Six politicians, Republicans and

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Democrats, are quietly buying the same

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stock right now. And people who can't

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agree on literally anything agree on a

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stock. It's something that I don't want

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