Best ENERGY ETF Picks to POWER AI Demand
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
- Have you been hearing about the skyrocketing demand for electricity to power the next generation of power-hungry AI chips?
If you might be wondering where companies like Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, AMD, and Apple are going to get the power to drive the next generation of AI chips, this video will provide some answers.
We looks at three ETFs that invest in companies both in the U.S. and Globally that power the electrical grid - whether with coal, gas, nuclear, oil, solar or wind power.
If you want to get a handle on some of the companies available for investment, and ETFs that make diversification possible, you may find the answers you seek in this video.
This is not financial advice.
Hey guys, this is a follow-up to my recent video on energy stocks. I thought you might like to know about these ETFs.
One doesn’t need to pay expensive management fees to these ETF companies, but it’s instructive to see the companies they hold in their portfolios.
Two of these ETFs have low expense ratios (.09% for the iShares and .10% for the Vanguard) and that seems reasonable for the instant diversification.
Ja, es mag sein, das es eine technische Verbesserung im Nuklearen Sektor gab, aber Unglücke, wenn dann doch etwas passiert, sind so groß und so langfristig, das ist ein NoGo, und keine Endlösung für die Berge an Atommüll, die ebenso eine sooooo große Gefahr sind. Mit Atom drehen wir uns im Kreis
ThanX Jeff.... Interesting... Nice overview...... I hold NEE, NEP, ATO..... Old man so dividends are good and growth is good.... ThanX again.....
Got it! I asked in another comment about which stocks you like and this answers my question. I understand the desire for dividends. I had been looking at NEE as it's one of the most well-regarded energy stocks. As you saw in my other video, I invested in Vistra (VST) and Constellation Energy (CEG) last week. I'll have to look more closely at NEP and ATO.
I have nothing contrary to say about any of these. Beyond selling picks and shovels, energy is food for the miners. Energy is non-negotiable in the first-world. I'd guess energy stocks are less volatile from over-speculation (versus more popular sectors) and economic troubles. Let me know when you launch your own ETF. I like ANDO for the ticker.
ETA: I'm going to have to stop commenting so much. This comment is invisible to me even though I'm logged in - I had to go to my comment history to find it. No fun.
I like ANDO!! Instead of thinking you have to stop commenting so much, I think you should comment MORE!
Show that UA-cam algorithm that you belong!!
XLE since Biden entered office doing well !
Yes but to be objective, we should note that the S&P 500 has a 5-year return of 87.08% and XLE has a 48.55% return over 5 years. So that energy sector ETF (which is mostly oil company stocks) has severely underperformed the overall market over the past 5 years.
This is not financial advice. It is just an observation about the performance of the XLE ETF (energy) vs. the S&P 500