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Here's why nuclear stocks are expected to skyrocket under Trump's second term.
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"For AI... We have to produce massive electricity that we don't have. Nuclear has become very safe, very good." - President Trump
Here's why nuclear stocks are expected to skyrocket under Trump's second term.
Markets surged on Tuesday in response to President Trump's first executive orders of his second term, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining over 500 points to close at 44,025.81. The combination of a $113 billion AI and energy infrastructure initiative and a temporary hold on expected tariff announcements drove the S&P 500 above 6,000, marking a strong start to the new administration.
The market rally reflects investor response to two major policy developments. First, the executive order committing $113 billion to AI infrastructure and energy development has energized technology and energy sectors. Second, markets got a dose of relief as Trump held off from implementing the widely anticipated first-day tariff hikes, though he later hinted at possible 25% duties for Mexico and Canada starting February 1st.
The $113 billion AI and energy infrastructure plan has particularly energized several key sectors:
While markets responded positively to the delay in tariff implementation, investors are closely monitoring developments regarding potential February tariffs. The suggested 25% duties for Mexico and Canada could significantly impact cross-border trade and supply chains, particularly in the technology and manufacturing sectors.
Market attention now turns to upcoming earnings reports, with Netflix (NFLX) results expected after the bell. These reports could provide crucial insights into how major companies are positioning themselves for the new infrastructure initiative and potential trade policy changes.
With markets near record highs and multiple policy initiatives in play, investors should balance infrastructure opportunities against potential trade-related volatility in the coming weeks. The next few earnings cycles will be crucial in understanding how companies plan to capitalize on the new initiatives while managing potential trade challenges.
Donald Trump has a problem.
As his close advisor Elon Musk points out, new AI is growing by a factor of 10 every six months.
We've never seen any tech grow this fast.
The Washington Post writes that "artificial intelligence, data centers and the boom in clean-tech manufacturing are pushing America's aging power grid to the brink."
Sincerely,
Marc Lichtenfeld
Author of Get Rich with Dividends and Chief Income Strategist of The Oxford Club
P.S. One of these American companies has already seen operating income jump 10X from where it was three years ago.
These are very fast moving.
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