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Section 01

Today's Pre-Market Checklist

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Three checks before the US open (20:30 Bangkok / 9:30 AM ET during DST). The live signal and today's odds update automatically; the prices across the page refresh on every load.

Live signalNVDA $229.64 +0.34%US100 bias: BUYNQ futures 30,569.25 +0.01%

NVDA (incl. pre/after-market) vs prior close $228.86 · as of 29 Sept, 23:44 Bangkok · signal read 15:00 Bangkok, exit 17:00 server · reload to refresh

01Time Data Mining (TD) — NAS100 by the numbers21-41 yr study
  • •The seasonality edge at a glance - calendar, intraday clock, and the April + July Super TD (TOP 3) view. Full tables on the Time Data Mining (TD) page.

Calendar bias — 21-yr

Greenest weekday

Mon (21y) / Wed (41y)

56.3% / 56.7% - window matters

Month ahead

September

57% green by count · avg -0.15%/mo · worst month of the year by avg return

This quarter

Q3 · Jul–Sep

68% avg monthly green odds · +3.71% avg quarter return

Best intraday timing — server time

Best hour

18:00

56.6% green - 12.5y H1, 2 brokers

Best M15 candle

18:00

55.8% green (4.2y)

Avoid

17:45 (M15)

~55% red - the pre-18:00 dip

September — week of the month (41-yr, all months)

This week · W5 (29-31)

62.8% green

avg weekly return +0.66%

Strongest week

W5 · 62.8%

avg weekly return +0.66%

Weakest week

W3 · 55.7%

avg weekly return +0.15%

Super TD - April + July focus

Best hour (Apr+Jul)

18:00

59.3% green - stronger than all-year

Best M15 (Apr+Jul)

20:00

60.1% green

Greenest weekday

Wednesday

60.1% green in Apr+Jul

See the full 10-year tables on the Time Data Mining (TD) page →
02Time Data Mining (TD): green or red — the week aheadNext 7 days
September57% greenavg -0.15%/mo12 / 21 years green · #8 of 12 by green odds · avg -0.15%/mo — worst month of the year by avg return
  • •Historical green odds for each of the next 5 trading days (21-year NAS100 study).

Week of the month — green odds (41-yr weekly candles)

W1 · 1-7

56.5%

43.5% red

W2 · 8-14

55.9%

44.1% red

W3 · 15-21

55.7%

44.3% red

W4 · 22-28

58.0%

42.0% red

W5 · 29-31

62.8%

37.2% red

Next 5 sessions — green odds

Tue 29 Sept

54.6%

green

Wed 30 Sept

53.4%

green

Thu 1 Oct

53.5%

green

Fri 2 Oct

53.1%

green

Mon 5 Oct

56.2%

green

03IPOs — Anthropic's prospectus lands, listing late Sep / early OctPipeline
  • •Anthropic: prospectus expected right after Labor Day, NASDAQ listing targeted for late September or early October. Valuation talk runs from ~$1T (The Information) to $2T (bull case) — either way the largest IPO ever. Morgan Stanley / Goldman / JPMorgan lead.
  • •OpenAI: confidentially on file, but CFO Sarah Friar told staff it 'will be a public company in 2027' or sooner — prediction markets now price a 2027 debut. Needs the ~$830B pre-IPO round and the for-profit restructuring first.
  • •Listed and trading with live prices below: SK hynix (SKHY, NASDAQ ADR, Jul 10) — the direct MU comp; CXMT (688825.SS, STAR Market, Jul 27) — China's DRAM champion; SpaceX (SPCX, Jun 12) — lock-up expiries still ahead.

Section 02

Tech & AI — Core

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Our core NAS100 tech basket: the chips, memory and storage that power AI data centers — plus SpaceX, the newest mega-cap in the index. These are the tickers we follow every trading day.

SPCX

SpaceX

$148.69

+2.21%
Market cap $1.96T · NASDAQ

Space Exploration Technologies — rockets, Starlink broadband, and the new Terafab chip-fabrication venture aimed at AI data centers in orbit. Went public June 12, 2026 in a record ~$85B IPO.

Cathie Wood's ARK opened a new ~$770M SPCX position in Q2 — the fund's biggest new buy. Still trading well below the post-IPO high above $225; the staggered insider lock-up expiries remain the supply event to watch.

NVDA

NVIDIA

$229.65

+0.35%
Market cap $5.55T · NASDAQ

Designs the GPUs and full-rack systems that train and serve nearly every frontier AI model, wrapped in the CUDA software moat that keeps customers locked in.

The Aug 26 report beat again — $96.2B revenue with a $108B next-quarter guide, and multi-year memory purchase commitments up ~135% QoQ to $279B. The stock still sold off with the AI complex into month-end as Michael Burry widened his short.

AMD

Advanced Micro Devices

$611.18

+0.54%
Market cap $998B · NASDAQ

Nvidia's chief GPU rival. Instinct MI-series accelerators plus EPYC server CPUs give data centers a genuine second source for AI compute.

The 6-gigawatt Instinct partnership with OpenAI re-rated the stock from the mid-$100s to the mid-$500s. Analysts see it riding the shift to inference and agentic AI.

MU

Micron Technology

$1,065.27

+1.07%
Market cap $1.20T · NASDAQ

One of three DRAM makers on earth and a key HBM (high-bandwidth memory) supplier for AI accelerators. The memory supercycle made it a trillion-dollar company.

NVIDIA's $279B of multi-year memory purchase commitments validate the HBM supercycle — HBM4 pricing is seen rising ~79% YoY. Bulls talk $1,300-$2,000 targets; Citi trimmed to $1,150 on DRAM/NAND price-deceleration risk into 2027.

WDC

Western Digital

$448.72

-1.00%
Market cap $162B · NASDAQ

Hard drives and platform storage for hyperscale data centers. AI training and inference clusters need exabytes of storage — WDC sells the shelves it sits on.

Up ~8x from its 52-week low ($63.67 → $539) on the AI storage supercycle, but it fell nearly 10% in the latest AI-infrastructure sell-off — the highest-beta name on this list.

INTC

Intel

$116.03

+0.00%
Market cap $613B · NASDAQ

x86 CPUs, edge AI chips, and the only leading-edge foundry on US soil. The comeback story of the AI era — up ~6x from its 52-week low of $18.97.

Foundry momentum is real but external foundry revenue is still tiny ($174M) against a $2.4B segment loss — bears argue the valuation already prices in the turnaround.

AVGO

Broadcom

$356.13

+1.88%
Market cap $1.70T · NASDAQ

Builds custom AI accelerators (XPUs) for hyperscalers such as Google and Meta, plus the Ethernet networking silicon that stitches giant AI clusters together.

The main alternative to Nvidia at hyperscale — custom-chip orders from a handful of giant customers drive an enormous AI backlog.

MRVL

Marvell Technology

$261.41

+3.78%
Market cap $235B · NASDAQ

Custom AI silicon and optical/electrical interconnects — the data-center plumbing between accelerators, memory and storage.

Roughly 4x off its 52-week low on custom-silicon wins, but like WDC it dropped nearly 10% in the AI-infrastructure sell-off.

In the news

NVIDIA beats — and the tape sells off anyway

Q2 revenue of $96.2B with a $108B next-quarter guide, plus multi-year memory purchase commitments up ~135% QoQ to $279B. Yet the AI complex still slid into month-end — a sign of how crowded the positioning has become.

Company report / Investing.com

Memory is still the hottest corner of the market

NVIDIA's $279B of memory commitments plus HBM4 pricing seen up ~79% YoY keep MU and the newly listed SKHY at the center of the AI trade. The bear case: Citi flags DRAM/NAND price deceleration over the next four quarters.

UBS / Citi

Burry widens his bet against this entire basket

In an Aug 26 Substack post, Michael Burry disclosed a wider NVDA short alongside Oracle, Palantir, Nebius and Micron shorts plus SOXX puts expiring March 2027 — the loudest bear positioned directly against the AI build-out.

Scion Substack

Section 03

IPO & Listing Watch

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The next wave of listings could reshape NAS100 itself. Anthropic is weeks from a NASDAQ debut, OpenAI now points to 2027, the world's #2 memory maker already trades in New York — and China's DRAM champion is the mainland's most valuable stock. Cards below carry live prices; stories are editorial.

SKHY

SK hynix — NASDAQ ADR

$186.61

+2.58%
Market cap $1.33T · NASDAQ

The world's #2 memory maker and ~60% of the HBM market. Its ~$26.5B NASDAQ ADR listing on Jul 10, 2026 was the largest-ever US debut by a foreign company. Direct NAS100-eligible rival to Micron.

Debuted +13% and ran to a $195 high in August before pulling back with the memory complex. Proceeds fund the Yongin fab and advanced packaging; HBM4 allocation to Nvidia is the number to watch each quarter.

688825.SS

CXMT — ChangXin Memory

¥55.55

+3.25%
Market cap ¥3.77T · Shanghai STAR Market

ChangXin Memory Technologies — China's only mass-production DRAM maker (#1 in China, #4 globally by capacity). Trades in CNY on Shanghai's STAR Market under ticker 688825; priced its IPO at just ¥8.66 per share.

A +466% first day (Jul 27, 2026) made it the most valuable company listed on mainland China. The biggest supply-side threat to MU and SK hynix DRAM pricing — watch it as the China proxy for the memory supercycle.

IPO — NASDAQ

Anthropic — weeks from the largest IPO in history

Prospectus expected after Labor Day · listing late Sep / early Oct 2026

Anthropic (maker of Claude) filed confidentially in June and, per The Information and Motley Fool, will publish its prospectus right after Labor Day for a late-September or early-October NASDAQ listing. Reported valuation targets range from ~$965B to $2T; either would eclipse SpaceX's June record. Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan run the book. The deal may let existing holders sell into the IPO and carry a lock-up longer than the usual 180 days.

The Information / Motley Fool / Yahoo Finance

IPO — 2027 lean

OpenAI — 'a public company in 2027' or sooner

Confidentially on file · CFO guides to 2027 · prediction markets agree

OpenAI filed confidentially in May at a valuation band of ~$852B to $1T+. In August, CFO Sarah Friar told employees the company 'will be a public company in 2027' or sooner and that it is 'running our own race' against Anthropic's fall debut. Polymarket odds of a 2026 listing collapsed on the comment. Still to finish: the ~$830B pre-IPO round and the conversion to a for-profit public benefit corporation.

CNBC / Polymarket

Listed — NASDAQ · SKHY

SK hynix — SKHY trades on NASDAQ (live card above)

Listed Jul 10, 2026 · largest-ever US debut by a foreign company

The world's #2 memory maker (and ~60% of the HBM market) completed a ~$26.5B NASDAQ ADR listing, ahead of Alibaba's $21.8B in 2014. Shares rose 13% on day one and peaked near $195 in August. Proceeds fund the Yongin fab and advanced packaging. A direct NAS100-eligible rival for MU — the live price sits in the card above.

CNBC / Yahoo Finance

Listed — Shanghai STAR Market · 688825

CXMT — the +466% debut that became China's most valuable stock

Listed Jul 27, 2026 · raised ¥57.9B (~$8.6B)

ChangXin Memory Technologies, China's only mass-production DRAM maker (#1 in China, #4 globally by capacity), soared ~466% on its STAR Market debut after raising ¥57.9B — Asia's biggest IPO of 2026 and enough to make it the most valuable company listed on mainland China. Not a NAS100 name, but the biggest supply-side threat to MU and SK hynix pricing. YMTC and UniIC are next in the pipeline.

CNBC / Nikkei Asia

Post-IPO — NASDAQ · SPCX

SpaceX — the post-IPO stress test

Listed Jun 12, 2026 · trading well below its post-IPO high · lock-ups ahead

SpaceX nearly tripled the largest-ever IPO capital raise, then gave back a large slice of the pop (see the live SPCX card in the Tech & AI section for today's distance from the high). The staggered insider lock-up schedule is the next supply event to watch, along with index-inclusion flows and its first earnings as a public company.

The Motley Fool

Section 04

Top gurus — who's buying (and shorting)

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The world's most-watched investors — the headline names at a glance up top, then the full holdings breakdown below. For every 13F filer (Buffett, Gates, Wood, Burry, Ackman, Druckenmiller, Tepper, Dalio, Soros, Griffin) the book value, top holdings and biggest buys/sells are rebuilt daily from SEC EDGAR; Trump and Pelosi are curated from OGE and congressional disclosures. 13F data is always a quarter behind (Congress ~45-day lag).

Warren Buffett

$299B (Q2 2026 13F)

Berkshire Hathaway · Chairman — Greg Abel took over as CEO Jan 1, 2026

Holdings: Top 5: AAPL $66B, AXP $51B, KO $33B, GOOGL $28B, BAC $28B — 29 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: GOOGL $13B, GOOG $8.6B, DAL $2.7B, LEN $309M, NYT $170M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: BAC $2.5B, DVA $1.8B, KR $1.5B, COF $703M, NUE $247M.

The Abel era's signature trade is now unmistakable: Alphabet is the biggest new pillar in the book while the old financials shrink.

Nancy Pelosi

$8.2M–$28.4M disclosed in 2026 (16 trades)

US House (via spouse Paul Pelosi) · The most-tracked congressional trader

Holdings: Disclosed buys in the last 12 months: BE, INTC, UBER, VST, TEM, NVDA, AMZN, GOOGL, AB, AAPL — largely via long-dated call options plus common stock (House Clerk PTRs; ranges, not exact sizes).

Buying → Latest PTR (filed Aug 21, 2026, trades Jul 24, 2026 – Jul 28, 2026): BE stock $1M–$5M, BE calls $1M–$5M, BE stock $500K–$1M, BE calls $500K–$1M, INTC calls $250K–$500K, INTC stock $500K–$1M, REOF XXV, LLC $500K–$1M.

Selling → Recent sells (Dec 24, 2025 – Dec 30, 2025): DIS stock $1M–$5M, PYPL stock $250K–$500K, AAPL stock $5M–$25M, GOOGL stock $1M–$5M, NVDA stock $1M–$5M.

Not running for re-election — disclosures stop in January 2027, so every remaining filing gets extra attention. The INTC calls landed before the stock's run toward $90; BE ties her book directly to the AI power build-out.

Cathie Wood

$15B (Q2 2026 13F)

ARK Invest · Disruptive-innovation ETFs (ARKK / ARKW / ARKQ / ARKX)

Holdings: Top 5: TSLA $1.2B, AMD $823M, SPCX $765M, TEM $581M, HOOD $525M — 191 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: SPCX (new) $765M, CBRS (new) $169M, GOOG $162M, TEM $146M, CRCL $145M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: ROKU $279M, AMD $271M, TWST $167M, TXG $135M, HOOD $109M.

Daily trade disclosures make ARK the fastest guru signal on this list — but also the noisiest. The SPCX buy puts her on the same side as this page's Section 02 basket.

Michael Burry

$1.4B (Q3 2025 13F)

Scion ('The Big Short') · Contrarian — currently the loudest AI bear

Holdings: Top 5: PLTR PUT $912M, NVDA PUT $187M, PFE CALL $153M, HAL CALL $62M, MOH $24M — 8 positions reported in the Q3 2025 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q3 2025 buys vs Q2 2025: PLTR PUT (new) $912M, NVDA PUT (new) $187M, PFE CALL (new) $153M, HAL CALL (new) $62M, MOH (new) $24M.

Selling → Biggest Q3 2025 sells: UNH CALL (exited) $109M, REGN CALL (exited) $105M, LULU CALL (exited) $95M, META CALL (exited) $74M, EL CALL (exited) $40M.

The direct counter-trade to almost every other investor on this page. His disclosed entry levels (MU ~$924, ORCL ~$152, NBIS ~$247) mark the lines shorts defend.

Bill Ackman

$14B (Q1 2026 13F)

Pershing Square · Concentrated activist — book expanded to 14 positions in Q2

Holdings: Top 5: BN $2.4B, AMZN $2.4B, UBER $2.2B, MSFT $2.1B, QSR $1.7B — 11 positions reported in the Q1 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q1 2026 buys vs Q4 2025: MSFT (new) $2.1B, AMZN $167M.

Selling → Biggest Q1 2026 sells: GOOG $1.8B, HLT (exited) $870M, BN $402M, UBER $313M, META $242M.

A rare Mag-7-for-Mag-7 swap: out of Google, into Microsoft — effectively a bet on Azure + OpenAI over Gemini.

Stanley Druckenmiller

$5.2B (Q2 2026 13F)

Duquesne Family Office · Macro legend — never had a down year

Holdings: Top 5: NTRA $865M, TSM $282M, STM $232M, RSP CALL $175M, INSM $152M — 95 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: NTRA $252M, INSM CALL (new) $144M, STM $142M, GOOGL (new) $120M, AMZN $120M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: AA (exited) $99M.

Q1 was memory and storage; Q2 was mega-cap calls and macro. The AVGO round-trip shows how fast this book turns.

David Tepper

$7.7B (Q2 2026 13F)

Appaloosa Management · Distressed-to-macro — famous for bold concentrated bets

Holdings: Top 5: AMZN $1.2B, MU $1.1B, TSM $788M, GOOG $654M, UBER $555M — 27 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: TSM $339M, AMZN $292M, AAPL PUT (new) $242M, EWY $194M, BA (new) $173M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: MU $563M, BABA $243M, SNDK (exited) $179M, GLW (exited) $154M.

Cashing in a memory-trade win while fading Buffett's own stock: even the bulls are picking sides within the AI trade.

Ray Dalio

$24B (Q2 2026 13F)

Bridgewater Associates · World's largest hedge fund — systematic macro

Holdings: Top 5: SPY $4B, IVV $2.2B, NVDA $774M, AVGO $498M, AMZN $483M — 997 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: SPY $1.1B, IVV $498M, VOO $220M, VST (new) $119M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: AMZN $431M, TSM (exited) $364M, MU $364M, GEV $235M, MRVL (exited) $193M.

The cleanest institutional expression of 'AI value is accruing to hardware, not SaaS'.

George Soros

$8.1B (Q2 2026 13F)

Soros Fund Management · The man who broke the Bank of England — now a family office

Holdings: Top 5: AMZN $282M, TSM $249M, GPN 1.5 03.01.31 $223M, GOOGL $213M, NVDA $213M — 266 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: SMCI 7 06.01.29 (new) $111M, AEP (new) $105M, ETR (new) $105M, DLR (new) $97M, NEBIUS GROUP N.V. (new) $86M.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: SPY PUT $717M, XOP PUT (exited) $218M, XLE PUT $197M, JAZZ 2 06.15.26 (exited) $158M, CRWV PUT $155M.

Quietly one of the most AI-long portfolios among the old-guard macro names.

Ken Griffin

$875B (Q2 2026 13F)

Citadel · Multi-strategy giant + market maker

Holdings: Top 5: SPY CALL $36B, QQQ PUT $27B, QQQ CALL $23B, SPY PUT $23B, MU PUT $22B — 13575 positions reported in the Q2 2026 13F.

Buying → Biggest Q2 2026 buys vs Q1 2026: SPY CALL $18B, MU PUT $17B, MU CALL $13B, QQQ CALL $12B, IVV $11B.

Selling → Biggest Q2 2026 sells: GLD CALL $4.5B.

Caveat: Citadel's 13F mixes the hedge fund with Citadel Securities' market-making inventory, so single filings overstate 'conviction'. The AMZN/NVDA adds were flagged as genuine fund positions.

Section 05

Power Producers — Top 5 by Market Cap

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Grid access, not chips, increasingly decides where AI gets built. These are the five largest US-listed power producers by market capitalization — ranked #1 to #5.

1NEE

NextEra Energy

$75.57

+0.11%
Market cap $158B · NYSE

America's largest utility: Florida Power & Light plus the world's biggest renewables fleet. Signed clean-power partnerships with Google Cloud and Meta.

Announced a $67B all-stock merger with Dominion Energy — a deal analysts call a grab for the real AI-infrastructure prize: Dominion's Virginia data-center corridor, the densest in the world.

2SO

Southern Company

$82.64

+0.35%
Market cap $95B · NYSE

Southeast US utility giant. Operator of Vogtle Units 3 & 4 — the first newly built nuclear reactors in the US in decades.

A prime beneficiary of the data-center building boom across Georgia and the Southeast, with nuclear already in the generation mix.

3CEG

Constellation Energy

$264.15

+1.43%
Market cap $94B · NASDAQ

Operator of the largest nuclear fleet in the United States — the purest big-cap way to own American nuclear power.

Restarting Three Mile Island Unit 1 under a 20-year deal with Microsoft; fresh license renewals at Dresden and Clinton will supply Walmart and Meta. The stock has lagged the AI-power trade in 2026, which some analysts call an attractive entry.

4DUK

Duke Energy

$113.28

-0.11%
Market cap $88B · NYSE

One of the largest US electric utilities, serving the Carolinas, Florida and the Midwest, with a large regulated nuclear fleet.

Data-center interconnection requests across its Carolinas service area keep climbing — load growth is the core of its capital plan.

5AEP

American Electric Power

$118.23

+0.03%
Market cap $64B · NASDAQ

Owner of the largest electricity transmission system in the US, including the high-voltage 765kV backbone that giant AI campuses need.

Signing up gigawatts of new data-center load in Ohio and Texas — trading near its 52-week high.

In the news

NextEra + Dominion: a $67B AI power play

NextEra's all-stock acquisition of Dominion Energy would put it at the center of the AI power race — Dominion serves Northern Virginia's 'Data Center Alley', the largest concentration of data centers on the planet. State regulators are now pushing back on the deal.

24/7 Wall Street / MarketBeat

Utilities are the defensive AI trade

Whenever the AI chip complex sells off, the big regulated utilities tend to outperform — the market treats power producers as the lower-beta way to stay long the AI build-out. The OpenAI power deal around Southern (SO) put valuations back in focus.

Market action / Simply Wall St

Section 06

Nuclear — New Build, SMRs & Fuel

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Big Tech has decided nuclear is how it powers AI: Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Meta have all signed reactor deals. We track the next-generation reactor builders — and the uranium that fuels them.

OKLO

Oklo

$37.06

-0.13%
Market cap $6.9B · NYSE

Sam Altman-backed developer of the Aurora fast reactor, plus Oklo Isotopes. Signed a long-term clean-energy deal with Meta for nuclear powerhouses in Ohio.

The DOE-approved Groves Isotope Test Reactor in Texas is Oklo's first reactor to reach the startup phase — a major de-risking milestone. First Aurora powerhouse expected late 2027 / early 2028.

SMR

NuScale Power

$7.83

-0.99%
Market cap $3.2B · NYSE

The only US company with an NRC-certified small modular reactor design. First-mover advantage, but still no commercial reactor deployed.

Down sharply over 12 months on slow commercialization and a shareholder suit over its ENTRA1 partnership. Still waiting on its first firm commercial deployment — every SMR deal headline moves the stock.

NNE

Nano Nuclear Energy

$15.92

-1.49%
Market cap $855M · NASDAQ

Developer of portable micro-reactors (ZEUS and ODIN) targeting remote sites, military bases and — eventually — edge data centers.

The smallest and most speculative name on this list — a call option on the micro-reactor category.

CCJ

Cameco

$86.35

-0.79%
Market cap $38B · NYSE

The West's largest uranium producer, plus a stake in Westinghouse. Every reactor restart and new build ultimately buys its fuel.

The picks-and-shovels way to own the whole nuclear renaissance without betting on any single reactor design.

In the news

Oklo's first reactor cleared to start up

The DOE approved the Documented Safety Analysis for Oklo's Groves Isotope Test Reactor under the Reactor Pilot Program, clearing the path to startup (July 2026). It is an isotope test reactor, not a power plant — but it is the company's first operating reactor and a major de-risking milestone.

Business Wire / Barron's

Big Tech's nuclear shopping spree continues

Microsoft (Three Mile Island restart), Meta (Clinton + Oklo Ohio powerhouses), Walmart (Dresden) and Amazon/Google SMR deals keep stacking up — the AI theme and the nuclear theme are becoming the same trade.

Constellation / Meta / Microsoft

For research and education only — not investment advice.