Energy investor Jim Woods is convinced that without more and cheaper energy, the artificial intelligence revolution could come to a grinding halt.
However, one Microreactor Stock may turn out to be the only thing that can save AI from an early death.
The Teaser
While everyone’s panicking about market volatility, Jim has found the energy breakthrough that will profit no matter what happens to AI stocks.
Jim Woods has been predicting energy crises and the profits that flow from them for over two decades.
His past calls have included a Silver Storm Trade and China Shock Stocks, which we have reviewed.
According to some, AI could add nearly $16 trillion to global GDP in five years and reduce global hunger.
But there’s a problem.
There just isn’t enough electricity to power such innovation and altruism.
As I write this, data centers already eat up 4-5% of all U.S. electricity supply and as a result, electricity bills are up 20% in some markets.
If AI ends up consuming 12% of the electricity supply in the next three years, like the Department of Energy predicts, it could literally be lights out.
But the device Jim is teasing could be AI’s savior.
It's not coal and gas plants, as much as we still need both of these. Rather, it's a massive, 24/7, pollution-free power source.
What Jim is talking about, of course, is nuclear energy.
Except its not the massive nuclear plants most of us are familiar with. It's something called microreactors, which are far more disruptive, and the future of it is a stock that is still virtually invisible to Wall Street.
The Pitch
Everything is revealed in a new special report: The Future of AI Fuel: My Top Microreactor Play.
It's only available with a subscription to Jim's resource intelligence service, Crypto & Commodities Trader.
One year typically goes for $1,995, but for a limited time we can try it out for $995, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The Secret Weapons That Could Power Every Data Center in America
This may look like the toy truck that we all got for Christmas that one year.
But it's actually one of the biggest energy breakthroughs ever.
Imagine shipping-container-sized power stations which fit on the back of semi-trucks, that can power entire towns of up to 10,000 residents.
This is the power of small, on-demand nuclear reactors with between 1-10 MegaWatts (MW) of output.
Essential Infrastructure
The development of nuclear microreactors has followed the trajectory of other technologies that we deem essential today.
Consider, telephone communication, which was limited to offices and homes until the emergence of cellular networks brought phones wherever we needed them.
The same thing happened with computers.
Once wireless internet infrastructure became widespread in the 90s, things moved from centralized mainframes to smaller and smaller PCs.
Now electricity generation is following the same pattern.
Power is going to where people and businesses need it most, moving from massive centralized power plants to smaller, distributed generators.
For us as investors, paradigm-shifting technology means one thing – mega profits.
It could be like buying into cell towers before they appeared on every block in the country.
Early investors in the two largest cell tower owners, American Tower (NYSE: AMT) and Crown Castle (NYSE: CCI), could have made 2,025% and 4,022%, respectively.
The global microreactor market is growing and could hit $292 billion by the end of the decade, catalyzed by humdreds of billions in nuclear energy investments, and Trump’s fast-track approval process.
Jim thinks one company that is “too small for Wall Street” is the key to reliable power wherever we need it, delivered in months instead of decades.
Revealing Jim Woods' Microreactor Stock to Save AI
Jim is so confident about his pick that he's offering another full year of access to his research service for free, if the stock doesn’t deliver at least 100% gains over the next 12 months.
So what do we know about it?
- This company hasn’t just created one breakthrough microreactor. They’ve developed two complementary designs with each named after a powerful figure from Greek mythology.
- It is a true microcap, with a market capitalization under $300 million and shares selling for less than $40.
- It is the only pure-play microreactor stock trading today.
This can only be NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (Nasdaq: NNE).
As the only other match is Radiant Industries and it's shares are only available on the Nasdaq Private Market.
- NANO has developed two complementary designs: ZEUS (a solid core battery reactor) and ODIN (a low-pressure coolant reactor). Both are named after the mythical Greek God Zeus and Odin, the chief god in Norse mythology.
- The company is now a small-cap, with a market valuation of $1.7 billion and shares going for around $35.
- While there are other nuclear energy stocks, such as OKLO and NuScale Power, which develop small modular reactors (SMRs). NANO is the only one focusing exclusively on microreactors.
Make 100%+ over the next 12 Months?
Jim makes a strong case for his microreactor pick.
He reasons that energy infrastructure plays will profit regardless of whether AI stocks soar or crash.
Our resident nuclear energy enthusiast has a point. Infrastructure stocks are defensive investments, but despite this, equity market returns are generally negative during a recessionary period.
If we isolate NANO Nuclear and look at it as a standalone investment, as we should do with anything we're considering allocating capital into, it's not so hot. Despite having former Texas Governor Rick Perry as it's board chair.
The company was only founded three years ago, is pre-revenue, and capital intensive (dilutive as heck to shareholders).
As of its latest quarterly report, NANO had more than $200 million in it's piggybank from a share offering it completed late last year, so it is not going anywhere, anytime soon.
However, to give you an idea of just how early-stage the business is. It is aiming to be the first commercial microreactor company in the U.S. to file for a construction permit application, which has yet to happen.
The best case scenario, even with NANO's cost-advantage of building reactors in a factory, instead of on-site, and presumed fast-tracking of all licenses and permits, we're looking at 2028-2029 for commercialization.
In a less-than-ideal scenario, where everything remains on track, but progressing slower than expected, we'd be looking at 2030 and beyond.
So any short-term move in the stock over the next year or so will be purely speculative.
Rather than buying and waiting, I would play the re-emerging nuclear energy space with uranium producers and cashflowing energy businesses that have nuclear energy components, which could pay off big.
Quick Recap & Conclusion
- Energy investor Jim Woods is convinced that one Microreactor Stock may turn out to be the only thing that can save Artificial Intelligence from stalling out.
- Shipping-container-sized power stations which fit on the back of a semi-truck, and can power entire towns are the future and one pure-play nuclear microreactor stock is still virtually invisible to Wall Street.
- It's name and ticker symbol are only revealed in a new special report: The Future of AI Fuel: My Top Microreactor Play. The only way to get it is with a subscription to Jim's resource intelligence service, Crypto & Commodities Trader, which costs $995 upfront for the first year (normally $1,995).
- Greenbull readers don't have to add another subscription, as we were able to reveal Jim's Microreactor Stock for free as NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (Nasdaq: NNE).
- NANO is a very early-stage, pre-revenue, dilutive stock that won't be commercially viable for at least another 3-4 years…if everything goes right.
Are nuclear microreactors the answer to AI's energy needs? Drop your thoughts in the comments.