FID

jkhanlar

Ask Kenneth Cordelle Griffin https://youtu.be/FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023

jkhanlar

Facebook, and YouTube and Google and Alphabet Inc already are max scam lying using CCP Chinese Communist Party ESG Environmental Social Governance DEI Diversity Equity Inclusion techniques, and the penetration is public market with ftd failure to deliver theft of assets replacing real price discovery replacing supply and demand with https://youtu.be/FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023

jkhanlar

I think you meant Ken, lol FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023

jkhanlar

> "Not sure how that's possible." FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023 lol, that's how it's possible, but make sure that you still are unsure! Do not ever achieve 100% sure certainty and try to preserve as close to 0% sure certainty as possible for plausible deniability and help to spread fear uncertainty and doubt for infinite duration of time!

jkhanlar

lol, I see Citadel! FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023 lol all human supply and demand should cease and desist so that all the trying to replace human intelligence will make room for nonhuman intelligence to replace surviving humans without them needing their own intelligences anymore

jkhanlar

Correction: Kenneth Cordelle Griffin's regulatory exempt infrastructures allowed alternatives to supply and demand to control and fake price discovery as hostaged assets courtesy of dark pools and internalizations and whatnot FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023

jkhanlar

no, not supply and demand, lol - lol automoderator Sorry your "FID0BLkZXuY?t=2058s" was automatically removed because Youtube > 34:24 "Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities, firms like Citadel, firms like Fidel.....lity (Fidelity) [...] trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued." - Kenneth Cordelle Griffin, Citadel Securities, November 2023 translation: market efficiency from supply and demand is hijacked and replaced with alternative competitive efficiency that involves so many slap on the wrist fines cost doing crime business, that anyone who doesn't 60+ years of CEO average pay now peaked at 400+ times average worker pay join in on the crime will have a hard time to convince noncriminals to know who is telling the truth and who is lying by omission and not blinking, lol rip humanity

Vitamin399

For this conversation I’d have to point you over to the IHub board for all the speculation. I think they’re being weary as they have gone back and forth with MARAD since 2022 seeking their approval. They’ve gotten enough offtake agreements to support at least one ship. My thought was that Delfin would like to get at least 2 (3 if possible) on one FID. It’s a matter of time. The most recent 10K now officially shows the address to be Delfin’s address whereas every 10Q and 10K prior to that reflected TGLO’s address before majority was purchased. Tick tock.

le_sac

What's your take on this srticle? Looks like they're confidently aggressive in approvals but there's understandably a lot to deal with. At this exact time they haven't pulled the trigger on the shipbuilding schedule. Entire system targeted to be online by 2029. Where does the stock RM FID fit into this? https://lngprime.com/lng-terminals/delfin-seeks-doe-extension-for-flng-project/106901/

IngenuityOk3279

The goal has always been $1 mil when i start retiring. Most of my portfolio is in super low cost index (i.e FID 500).

DrWhoIsWokeGarbage2

I'm in fidelity and have 401k in FID GR CO POOL CL F and my rate of return says YTD 16.41% and my one year says 41.88%.

ActiveElk7849

Thoughts on TELL? New leadership, natty gas terminally ill at historical lows, LNG permit in hand waiting on FID again. Am I regarded for calls?

Spcrichard

35M work as operator in South Louisiana. Put in 1500 per month (7% me/6% company.) Currently 89k, rate of return year to date 7.15%/ 1 year rate 26.72%. Fidelity Fidelity 500 index-29% FID contra pool A-14% FID extended Market index fund-25% Blackrock Equity Div -3%... just started a few months ago Trp 2055 retirement fund -29%

agedlemons

if it was me i would do this one 100% allocation FID 500 INDEX (FXAIX). 0.01% expense ratio and it follows the s&p500

MitraMan-Backup

I’m not sure if there’s a ticker. It says FID FRDM BLND 2050 R. When I expand that it says Fidelity Freedom Blend 2050 Commingled Pool Class R. Average annual return over 10 years is 8.5% S&P is 12% So that’s a difference of 3.5% annually over 10 years which realllly adds up. Basically my retirement portfolio would be 40% higher than it is now. I know 10 years is a smallish window for retirement but this fund feels waaaay too conservative right now considering I’m 26 years from retirement.

MitraMan-Backup

I’m not sure if there’s a ticker. It says FID FRDM BLND 2050 R. When u expand that it says Fidelity Freedom Blend 2050 Commingled Pool Class R. Average annual return over 10 years is 8.5% S&P is 12% So that’s a difference of 3.5% annually over 10 years which realllly adds up. Basically my retirement portfolio would be 40% higher than it is now.

Jeff__Skilling

So it would seem the constraining factor is permitting / raising capital / length of time from FID-to-full operations.....what do these leading indicators look like for the nuclear energy industry?

boostlee33

I just put 100% to FID 500 Index FXAIX (S&P 500).

vrtig0

I mean, you need to do your own research. I'm not an investment advisor, I'm just good at being consistent on my deposits and have had good returns since my 20s, with a few down years that I was able to buy on discount and keep adding more. I actually love down years for that reason, since I am not retiring for at least another 10 years. That being said, my personal choice would be 100% FID 500, add to it as much as you can every paycheck (ESPECIALLY standard 401K if there's a company match, since that's all tax advantaged and lowers your yearly burden,) and forget about it for the next 15 years. Then maybe revisit it and see if you want to move stuff around. Who knows what the next years will bring? But consistency is key. You'd be sitting pretty if you had been buying in that dip of 2020, but you can't go back and re-do it. You can only look forward. [https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/summary/315911750](https://fundresearch.fidelity.com/mutual-funds/summary/315911750)

Hyrc

> Large Cap FID 500 INDEX Is the FID 500 Index FXAIX? If so, that would be a good option.

JLin687

In looking at funds on the Fidelity account and see these options. Should I change my investments to one of these funds? Stock Investments Large Cap FID 500 INDEX Stock Investments Large Cap FID CONTRAFUND K6 Stock Investments Large Cap VAN FTSE SOC IDX ADM Stock Investments Large Cap VANG VALUE IDX ADM

HedgeFundGuy84

Look into nextdecade, they plan to FID phase 2 in Q2-2024. PT 10$

HedgeFundGuy84

That's exactly right. Next decade is trying to sign LNG SPA deals in very diverse geographic locations to avoid the conflict. They aim to issue an FID on rio grande LNG in Q2-2024

AstroChicks

Nextdecade announced FID for phase 1 on July 2023. I guess they'll announce FID for Train 4 summer 2024. The upside is quite material indeed

QuantMan72

I'm playing the long LNG game with NextDecade lng. They are forecasting FID phase 2 in Q2-2024. PT 30$ for Train 1-5 https://preview.redd.it/rrx03bvjnfcc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b7d56804b56b531ba88b25f3ed3dca06ec1e13e

fortunenofame

Actually i need to catch up myself, but FID would be their plan to have full financing for driftwood, which they do not have. So there’s a lot of uncertainty behind the full construction. The reason the price initially fell so hard below $1 is because their financing partner pulled out months ago, but they made a deal to sell and lease part of the land back for money upfront. TLDR they need to lock in a long term deal with money upfront to sell the gas they’ll produce

fortunenofame

Finally got rid of souki, this is the souki rally. If they can get FID and driftwood producing, this is easily a double digit stock. been holding since before $1

Motorbarge

>The articles I’m seeing all reference the drugs ability to help with treatment. Helping with treatment is part of the cure. What you say is like saying that the surgeons' knife only helps the surgeon so he doesn't need one. Short selling is justified as a means to take bubbles out of a stock price. Taking a bubble out of a stock price is literally dropping the price. It cannot have no effect and have an effect at the same time. 32:30 to 34:50 in this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fid0blkzxuy) Ken Griffin, of Citadel, says for a fact that hedge funds are controlling the prices. Do you want to know how they are controlling the prices? IBM is 27 million shares short and has been short at least 19 million shares since further back than January of 2021. At the current share price of $160, this represents $4 billion of investor money that short sellers took by selling shares they did not own for a price that the owner would not have sold for. AAPL is 110 million shares short and has been short at least 82 million shares since further back than January of 2021. At the current share price of $195, this represents $21 billion that a short seller has. MSFT is 49 million shares short and has been short at least 35 million shares since further back than January of 2021. At the current share price of $370, this represents $18 billion that the short seller has. That is about $186 billion on three stocks that is inflating the price of another asset somewhere. This is a penny stock sub. Let's look at a penny stock. $BABYF has short sellers in the comment section trying to persuade investors to sell, or to not buy. If you spend the time, you can see that sudden drops in price coincide with new short sellers posting and sudden rises in price coincide with short sellers stopping their comments. There are a hundred stocks that have short sellers posting. It's so obvious that I use that information with short interest to select entry and exit prices. It is so painfully obvious that it's incredible that you don't see it. You must not swing trade or you would be broke.

Jeff__Skilling

OK, whats the general timeline on a uranium / nuclear utility from FID to actually generating power / FCF...?

yogi2350

If you do a 50/50 split between FID Freedom 2055 and FID Growth Company, you would have a portfolio that is heavily tilted towards stocks, especially growth stocks. This could offer higher returns in the long run, but also higher volatility and risk.

PlantOk956

Thanks for the response. So I should stick to 100% FID Freedom 2055 mutual fund? Or can I allocate a certain % towards something more riskier with more potential short-term gain, like the FID Growth Index? In your opinion, is it worth it, if I check frequently, like once a week?

monstermack1977

I'm currently in at about $2 with Tellurian. TELL It is currently at $0.60 It has been a few years of them promising FID and them continuing to fail on that. At this point I can only sit and watch and wait to either make my money back or watch it get flushed into a tax loss.

mrpurple2000

There has been a ton of bad non news. They’ve missed every deadline they’ve set. Flat out lied when FID would come. And AND they put out near weekly YouTube videos that look like a toddler shot them. It’s a joke, no matter how much they’ve put into DW.

Jeff__Skilling

How long does it take for a nuclear facility to go from their official Financial Investment Decision (FID - officially committing to build and spend the necessary capex dollars to complete) to the facility actually generating free cash flow on it's own (presumably from generating electricity and selling that electricity to the end customers)

Jeff__Skilling

What's the turnaround time from FID-to-organic FCF for more nuclear facilities in the USA?

GlobalLNGnews

They will definitely get the extension for construction just like Next did before they reached FID. It’s their first extension and they’ve already started construction.

repairmanjack2023

I will truly lmao if this thing goes up from here, then FID is announced, and it moons.

Cruian

>I have my 401k with fidelity in a FID FRDM IN. 2045 T account that I max out each year Is that "IN" short for index or institutional? What's the expense ratio? If "index" and 0.12% or lower, that's a great fund, though 2045 seems a bit early for someone your age (maybe a 2055 or 2060 would be more appropriate). >I then do about $500 a week or $25,000 a year in VFIFX fund. The question I have is I put money in here instead of like a savings account so if I need it for something like a vacation or something like that I can take from it. Is that the right choice for something like that? For tax reasons, target date funds should typically only be held inside tax advantaged accounts. Something like VTWAX would be more volatile (no bonds), but more tax efficient (and even more tax efficient than that would be VTSAX + VTIAX). >My wife does 401k that gets about 10k a year in it. If you can afford more, I'd take advantage of more of that.

repairmanjack2023

TELL is the play. NEXT fell like a lead balloon when it got FID. TELL is going to moon. Have a clue before you make a fool of yourself next time. And yes, I am a TELL investor. About even right now. That will change soon.

McKnuckle_Brewery

FID 500 INDEX is Fidelity’s S&P 500 fund. That’s where I’d put 100%.

Amur08

FID eliminated major risk and SP will go up. Just need time

TheWolfOfLosses

FID500 80% 😂

ValueInvesting72

NExtdecade has been given a 9$ price target by Stifel and 8$ by Wolf research and 10$ by MorganStanley. phase 1 has been FID. phase 2 will add 16$/s when it FIDs in 2024 [Nextdecade analysis](https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/08/15/why-nextdecade-stock-trounced-the-market-on-tuesda/)

Soggy-Job4187

The global push towards decarbonization to combat climate change has led to an unprecedented shift in energy transition metals such as copper and zinc. Coupled with uncertain supply in politically sensitive regions, **Osisko Metals Inc. (OM) (OMZNF)** ,with a Market capitalization of $59 Million, is at the forefront of a new generation of mining companies looking to restart former mines in historical mining camps through its lead-zinc Pine Point Project and the Gaspé Copper Project. Its intention is to make Osisko Metals the leading base metal developer in North America. Osisko Metals' core values drive its sustainable business: ethical conduct, creative innovation, efficiency, respect, engagement, and inclusivity. Its corporate beliefs encompass prioritizing neighbor well-being, exceeding environmental stewardship norms, transparent community engagement, and fostering local economic growth. Highlights of Gaspé Copper Project: ‍‍High Neutralization potential by calcareous host rocks –calcite neutralizes acid effluents Positioned near Murdochville within the Mi’gmaq First Nation of Gespeg's claimed territory, this North American mining project benefits from Quebec's favorable mining environment. Gaspé copper has historically mined roughly 142 million metric tons of ore from open pit and underground mines, and still hosts significant copper potential. Over a seven-year period, the Copper Mountain Expansion Project unfolds, anchored by vast Inferred Mineral Resources of 456Mt at 0.31% copper sulphide. The substantial Mont Porphyre deposit, spanning depths of 1 to 1.7 km, enhances its promise, alongside favorable prospects around past mining operations. A strong support infrastructure is in place, including paved road access, an on-site hydroelectric substation, port access via Saint-Laurent and Gaspé, and rail connectivity in southern Gaspésie. This comprehensive setup enhances operational efficiency and logistics. Based on 3,350drill holes and 27,900 samples, the Copper-only Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate is a crucial reference. Ongoing drilling aims to reveal silver and molybdenum credits, elevate sulfide copper grade by 10%, and lower the oxide ratio. With 30,000 meters of Definition Drilling, confidence in this resource will rapidly strengthen for future development. Pine point, Northwest Territories Situated on the southern shore of Canada's Great Slave Lake, between Hay River and Fort Resolution in the Northwest Territories, Osisko Metals' Pine Point Project boasts substantial infrastructure including on-site power, access to a paved highway, and an extensive network of viable haulage roads spanning 100 kilometers. The project holds promising potential for expanding its mineral resources, particularly in zinc, a critical and scarce metal integral to the green economy. Zinc's role in galvanization, which enhances the durability of infrastructure and construction materials, underscores its significance. Additionally, lead, a supporting player in the green economy per the World Bank, is vital for wind generation, solar panel longevity, and the recovery of essential metals from electronics recycling. Pine Point's historical production of exceptionally pure sphalerite and galena concentrates, with minimal impurities, sets it apart from contemporaries. Supported by a 2020 Preliminary Economic Assessment, the project stands poised to unlock the value of extensive shallow mineralization, fostering the potential for sustained mining operations. Pine Point: Positive 2022 PEA Outlined Potential for a Global Top Ten Zinc Producer Near Surface Indicated Mineral Resource Estimate : M&I Resource of 15.8Mt at 4.2 % Zn &1.5 % Pb+ Inferred Resource of 47.2Mt Grading 4.4 % Zn and 1.7 % Pb **NPV of C$605M and IRR of 25% (After-Tax,US$1.37Zn)** ​ •Potential to Be Top-10 Global Zinc Mine on Production Basis & Produce Premium High-Grade Clean Zinc Concentrate Infrastructure in Place: •**Hydroelectric power substation located onsite** **•MOU with NTPC Power to purchase excess Taltson Hydroelectricity** **•Rail access with in 60km** **Paved access road to the site and \~100km of haul roads on site** ​ Opportunities to Enhance PEA: •**Resource expansion laterally along open pit constrained boundaries of deposits** **•Hydrogeological studies continue to reduced e-watering estimates & costs** Pine Point Could Produce one of the Cleanest Concentrates Globally: **Lead& Zinc Concentrates: Premium Quality, High Grade and Clean‍** **High recoveries for both zinc and lead (87% and 93%) using XRT sorting and conventional grinding and flotation processes** **High concentrate grades: Zinc (59%) & Lead (64%). Low deleterious elemental content** **No smelter penalties expected** ​ Key Takeaways of Osisko Metals **(OM) (OMZNF)** **1. Shift towards a green, sustainable economy coupled with post-COVID infrastructure stimulus will dramatically increase global critical metal demand.** **2. Critical metal production deficits are looming, as only a handful of development projects nearing permitting are in the global pipeline.** **3. The stage is set for a super-cycle in critical metals (Cu-Ni-Zn-Co).** **4. Almost unattainable gap between green energy copper demand and mining supply”-Wood Mackenzie October 2022** **5. Osisko Metals is well-positioned to capitalize on evolving markets and critical metals development with significant exposure to both copper and zinc.** **6. Gaspé Copper: Best copper development asset in Eastern NA** **7. Pine Point: Free-carried JV with Appian to FID; the project has the potential to be oneof Canada’s outstanding Zn-Pb mines that would produce premium concentrates.**

Artmasterx

I imagine these are not music to the Street's ears: "The Company now expects Origin 2 to be completed in two phases, with Phase 1 estimated to be completed in late 2026 to 2027, and Phase 2 estimated to be completed in 2028, compared with our initial expectation for a mid-2025 completion. " "The capital budget for Phase 1 of Origin 2 is expected to be up to $400 million while the capital budget for Phase 2 is projected to be up to $1.2 billion. This compares to the original $1.07 billion aggregate capital budget estimate originally provided in February 2021. The Company is exploring multiple opportunities to finance Origin 2 including a combination of existing cash, previously indicated traditional project financing, federal and state government programs, licensing agreements, and strategic partnerships. The Company expects capital expenditure of up to $50 million for 2024, with the majority of Origin 2 capital spend to occur following the project's final investment decision (“FID”) in 2025." Still may decide not to even build it? "Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities were $217.7 million as of June 30, 2023." So they have the runway to get to profitability and build the facilities without major dilution or restructuring?

DaemonTargaryen2024

401ks either gain or lose money every single day. >What's the deal with my money being automatically put into FID FRDM INX 2055 B, is this normal behaviour? 100% normal, employers often auto-enroll you into a fund unless you make a different selection. >And should I be pulling my money out of this ASAP since I noticed the ER is like 0.75? Perhaps not: "FID FRDM INX 2055 B" is "Fidelity Freedom Index 2055", and the Fidelity Freedom *Index* funds all have a very low ER, 0.15% or less probably. Not sure where you got the 0.75% ER from but I don't think that's correct.

squirlz333

Just noticed that my 401k was losing money today which I thought was weird since I didn't buy any stocks with it yet (just began this whole investing thing). What's the deal with my money being automatically put into FID FRDM INX 2055 B, is this normal behaviour? And should I be pulling my money out of this ASAP since I noticed the ER is like 0.75?

AstroChicks

NEXT DECADE was a spac in 2018. Morgan stanley just initiated a 10$ price target on phase 1 for $NEXT. they will FID trains 4-5 phase 2 of Rio Grande LNG end of 2024 which will be worth 20$-25$. [https://twitter.com/LNG\_Investor\_/status/1679831204244103169?s=20](https://twitter.com/LNG_Investor_/status/1679831204244103169?s=20)

HedgeFundGuy84

UPDATE : Nextdecade has successfully achieved FID! Unfortunately it was the subject of a massive short attack on july 13th with 6M shares shorted. Thesis is intact and PT >10$ https://preview.redd.it/c76vypsaoqeb1.png?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb28a5141c473dbcf88dde287d9545707b436330

HedgeFundGuy84

Nextdecade declared FID an deresiked on July 13th. There is a difference between a belief and a knowing. A belief will let you down in chaos. A knowing will not. We now know RGLNG will get built. This is not a speculative play any more. Bullish NEXT https://preview.redd.it/jcmda4uvaxdb1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a8d0a797cdbb04e3d7d9774bd603adfba7a8895

repairmanjack2023

TELL. When FID comes in, 10 bagger easy.

boi_plunger

We have 3 binding long term LNG SPA's (sale and purchase agreements) and one expected soon. Delfin has stated that they needed 2.0 - 2.5 MTPA were needed for FID one their first vessel. Oh yeah, the project calls for 4 FLNG vessels. https://preview.redd.it/haz1f4gqppdb1.png?width=672&format=png&auto=webp&s=e706df320c56d369992d1ecd5e62835b517bfaf0 Vitol = 0.5 MTPA of LNG Hartree partners (Affiliate) = 0.6 MTPA of LNG Centrica = 1.0 MTPA of LNG Devon = 1.0 MTPA of LNG (expected soon)

HedgeFundGuy84

$next nextdecade just FID. Rio grande lng is getting built. Price target 10$ https://preview.redd.it/hnhru8z08xcb1.png?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=300c54e79f4c55a83b217cdd5d2172b438f3b006

Rough_Wall_2975

**What should I invest my Fidelity HSA in?** My workplace has our HSA with Optum, but I'm trying to transfer the funds to my Fidelity HSA every 6 months. My portfolio is currently **Roth IRA** \- 15% **FZILX (Fideliy Zero International Index)** 85% **FXAIX (Fidelity 500 Index Fund)** 401K - 100% **FDKVX (FID Freedom 2060)** I'm 25 and I don't foresee me needing to use my HSA for a very long time so I'm looking into long term investment, but what should I use my Fidelity HSA to invest in?

Typical_Tangerine867

I have 2 separate accounts, the one presented I manage own my own. Consists of 10-14 different stocks at a single time. Also have a workplace 401 through another brokerage. I’m 100% in a fidelity growth fund ETF. (FID 500)

whosthatguy123

Yeah i moved it to the FID 500 index which I believe is their s&p 500 index

whosthatguy123

I also have netbenefits for my 401k with fidelity and they initially chose for the default fund FID FRDM BLND 2060 Q but I moved the money to the FID 500 Index. If you have time I was curious what your thoughts and opinions were.

SPAC_Time

[Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) introduces SPAC Act to protect investors by increasing transparency surrounding blank-check firms](https://www.kennedy.senate.gov/public/press-releases%3FID%3D874A6E3D-258A-4F0B-B513-716DA4EF22A1) In related news, Kennedy plans to introduce his revolutionary " Close the Barn Door " bill, too.

im_Ugwee

Fuck no mrpurple. FID when

Whats-that-flyer

Thank you so much that helps but I was wondering where you see expense rations For example my 401k is in a FID FRDM INX 2045 T. Is that a high expense one too?

Whats-that-flyer

Thank you for that. I am using FID FRDM INX 2045 T for my 401k is that a high expense one too?

AstroChicks

Nextdecade LNG is a 2017 de-spac and they are about to FID 3 trains! 🙂 https://www.naturalgasintel.com/nextdecade-ceo-says-rio-grande-lng-financing-close-likely-last-u-s-project-to-reach-fid-in-2023/

ValueInvesting72

bought Nextdecade LNG. ceo had an interview yesterday with Natiural Gas Intelligence and said pretty much that financing is clinched and FID imminent. check out the interview here ($NEXT) [NextDecade CEO Says Rio Grande LNG Will Soon Be Financed - Natural Gas Intelligence](https://www.naturalgasintel.com/nextdecade-ceo-says-rio-grande-lng-financing-close-likely-last-u-s-project-to-reach-fid-in-2023/)

ValueInvesting72

new CEO with NEXT CEO here yesterday. he's saying that FID is clinched, pretty much! [NextDecade CEO Says Rio Grande LNG Will Soon Be Financed - Natural Gas Intelligence](https://www.naturalgasintel.com/nextdecade-ceo-says-rio-grande-lng-financing-close-likely-last-u-s-project-to-reach-fid-in-2023/)

ValueInvesting72

Nextdecade LNG ceo just said yesterday that they have financing in place and that they will FID soon. I wrote a dd [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/12xqws2/nextdecade_next_a_texas_lng_producer_that_is/) $NEXT [NextDecade CEO Says Rio Grande LNG Will Soon Be Financed - Natural Gas Intelligence](https://www.naturalgasintel.com/nextdecade-ceo-says-rio-grande-lng-financing-close-likely-last-u-s-project-to-reach-fid-in-2023/)

AstroChicks

Bought nextdecade lng NEXT after ceo confirmed FID per Forbes article. Oil and gas stocks 🚀 https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidblackmon/2023/04/26/us-natural-gas-gets-a-boost-with-ferc-ruling-on-rio-grande-lng/

AstroChicks

This article from Forbes seems to confirm that Nextdecade will announce FID soon https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidblackmon/2023/04/26/us-natural-gas-gets-a-boost-with-ferc-ruling-on-rio-grande-lng/

HedgeFundGuy84

Nextdecade is a 2017 despac that is projected to achieve FID this summer with TotalEnergies.

VisualMod

>NextDecade is an interesting company and I believe their LNG export project has good potential. I like that they have integrated carbon capture and storage plans, which could make their cargoes more attractive to buyers. I think the recent FERC approval gives them a boost of momentum and I believe they are on track to reach a final investment decision this summer. Based on analyst estimates, if they declare FID, the share price could rise sharply, yielding a 100% return or more.

ValueInvesting72

Who's investing in natural gas and LNG here? Sempra wants to FID a new train soon. what about Tellurian or Nextdecade? FERC approved permits for both companies last thursday

QuantMan72

This is great news ! Good for oil and gas. Nextdecade will achieve FID for sure. Thanks for sharing

50calPeephole

Cd's are FID insured up to $250,000 It they fild you're gambling on getting your interest, but you'll get your principal up to the insured amount back.

Idennatua

Canada's BMO, RY and FID could use a raid

HedgeFundGuy84

I am going to pick NEXT . it's been leaked by POTEN that NextDecade is in talks with TotalEnergies that they will be signing a 4 mmbtu SPA deal soon. this will push the company towars FID. many on twitter are saying that the deal is cinched. [NextDecade Urges FERC to Act on Rio Grande LNG Approval - Natural Gas Intelligence](https://www.naturalgasintel.com/nextdecade-urges-ferc-to-act-on-rio-grande-lng-approval/)

rw4455

Echoing what other commenters have said: FID 500 Index, as for the blended investments, they look like target date funds which have higher expense ratios (fees) and lower returns than the S&P 500 index funds. Target date funds may be right for someone 8-10 years or less away from retiring looking to be more risk averse to preserve capital, but still have some growth.

oathbreach

FID 500 and then furthest out target retirement fund when you’re closer to actually retiring. If you think there’s going to be a crash, park a chunk in bonds which will take less of a hit and if/when it does happen, reallocate.

tigerswon

If it was me... 100% FID 500 index but may want to wait until upcoming FED rate decision (March 21/22)...with inflation running higher than expected... they may pivot back to 50 basis point increase (currently expected to be .25 increase) which will send the S&P back down to test $4700 again....so good entry point for you would be $125-$130. But what do I know...someone famous once said...time in the market is more important than timing the market.

nornidentity

Financial Planner here. Please don't use target funds. They're expensive, don't hedge risk properly, and are just...underwhelming. FID 500 is a good option. Another, less risky option is to put a mixture of S&P 500, Real Estate, and Commodities/utilities. These funds are not directly correlated with eachother, which means if one is doing poorly then often one of the others is doing better. This strategy also tends to outperform the target funds. I recognize that not all 401k's have this option though.

degeneratepsyche

A standard Modern Portfolio Theory style portfolio would be roughly 70-80% US stocks, and 20-30 Foreign stocks. With that being said the standards and averages have heavily shifted in the last 2-3 decades with the FANG and hypergrowth stocks. If you expect the US to continue innovating and being a global leader you can always go 100% US, but MPT would tell us the best risk-adjusted return is somewhere around 75% US (FID 500) and 25% foreign (INTL IDX)

supergt3

Hey, this looks exactly like what my company offers! I have: 10% FID BOND IDX 50% FID SP500 IDX 10% FID LARGE CAP GROWTH IDX 10% FID LARGE CAP IDX 10% FID SMALL CAP IDX 10% FID GLOBAL ex US IDX

Loud-Intention-723

100% FID 500 Index

Technical_Flamingo54

In this market - go FID

Jeff__Skilling

You're thinking about "cheap" stocks incorrectly here, with regards to allocating, say, $200 in equity investments. When looking at the entire universe of publicly traded stocks you could dump that $200 in capital into, the $ / share of, for example, Ford vs Johnson & Johnson tells you nothing about how cheap or expensive one is relative to the other. Nor does it tell you much about the amount of **risk** you're bearing by buying F over JNJ or vice versa. So, assuming your investment goals are something along the lines of * Relatively safe investment - risk of your $200 going to $0 is fairly small, but the upside of your $200 going to $400 is also fairly low * Along those same lines, you'll probably want to look at tickers in a fairly mature industry, with limited technology risk (e.g. nascent, relatively unproven tech like solid state EV batteries or space tourism) and regulatory risk (e.g. companies operating in a super uncertain regulatory environment with an equally uncertain timeline to gaining all regulatory approvals to begin operations - * Things like greenfield nuclear electric utility companies * Pre-FID LNG liquification / gassification companies * Other publics whose primary operations center around the exploration, production, and / or refinement of natural resources in an unstable political environment (e.g. oil and gas company operating in Venezuela) or a notoriously big and convoluted bureaucracy (e.g. any company with significant operations in India) * Any other big, unfunded infrastructure projects that have assets crisscrossing state or federal boundaries * Most public companies that fall into the "mature value stocks" category are also generally going to pay a steady dividend to their equity holders, so the dividend yield (annual dividend / current share price) will also play a factor in how cheap / expensive a stock is Say you like the semiconductor industry and you're looking to dump your $200 somewhere therein - how do we define how "cheap" or "expensive" AMD is to INTC or QCOMM is to TI? Stand alone share prices doesn't really tell you much about how valuable a company is to it's peers, so how do you compare these guys so everything is apples-to-apples? The answer is you look at different **peer multiples** across different categories to get an idea of how much the market values a specific company to what the market thinks their individual future cash flow prospects look like. For example * I pulled just the [standard peer comps for AMD off of Factset](https://imgur.com/gallery/870rwaR) to get an idea of both equity value (share price x fully diluted shares outstanding) and enterprise value (equity value + net debt, which for the sake of simplicity is the total interest bearing debt a company has on it's balance sheet minus cash) * Next, we look at consensus broker estimates for a whole range of cash flow figures for [2023E and 2024E - sales, EBITDA, OCF, FCF, net income, and future dividends](https://imgur.com/gallery/Q0pvdTV) * The final step is to look at what the [ratio of each of consensus forecasted cash flows is relative to the current market valuation for each peer comp](https://imgur.com/gallery/x5fYaoK) (which is either enterprise value, for forecasted cash flows available to ***all*** providers of capital - sales and EBITDA, or market capitalization, for forecasted cash flows available only to equity capital providers - OCF, FCF, net income, and dividend payments) Taking everything in together, you can see what the peer median is for each category - Enterprise Value / EBITDA, Equity Value / OCF, FCF / Equity Value (FCF Yield, generally expressed as a % than a multiple), dividend yield, Equity Value / NI (P/E), and I included net leverage since that will have a material affect on where a ticker trades relative to it's peers if it's ballooning. Inidividual companies trading well below their multiples imply that they are "cheap" .......however, be warned that if a specific ticker is trading waaaaaay below their peers, it's usually for a pretty good reason (aka ***this isn't just a buy / sell cheat sheet that you take 5 minutes to look at and then you're DD is done and you call it a day***). So, any time you see a multiple that looks out of whack, always read the most recent K/Q and the most recent earnings investor presentation (almost always available on the company's website, generally in the investor relations section) to see if there is a qualitative reason for **why**, for example, a ticker is forecasting negative FCF next year but is still trading in line with peer multiples in other categories (*spoiler alert: this is usually because of significant growth capex spend in the next twelve months that management has communicated to the market well ahead of time, generally justifying that growth capex spend with even greater future EBITDA that'll be getting thrown off of whatever assets or project that those capex dollars are going towards)

dqingqong

Most gas producers, where most reached FID pre-Russia war, have long term SPA at lower prices (because prices were lower then).

007baldy

Tell does collect and sell LNG they just don't have their storage facility operational so large scale storage and continuous exporting at a mass scale like Cheniere does, is not possible. But I do believe we are on the verge of FID with Tell. As for Tell being bottomed, it's been lower even in the last few weeks. You missed the 1.50's.

sanitarinapkin6

That's what I'm saying here, I didn't opt to sell anything. I didn't initiate anything to happen. My money was moved out of the funds for me. Summary below: ​ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges FID CONTRAFUND POOL $(holding) 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Realized Gain/Loss FID CONTRAFUND K6 -$ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges FID CONTRAFUND K6 -$ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges TRP BLUE CHIP GR T4 $(holding) 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Realized Gain/Loss TRP BLUE CHIP GRTH I -$ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges TRP BLUE CHIP GRTH I -$ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges VANG INST INDEX TR $(holding) 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Realized Gain/Loss VANG INST INDEX PLUS $ 11/18/2022 ⊕ Show Details Exchanges VANG INST INDEX PLUS -$ ​ Now I have a balance in 3 new "funds": 31617E851 Not Priced Today FID CONTRAFUND POOL 87279U401 Not Priced Today TRP BLUE CHIP GR T4 92206T857 Not Priced Today VANG INST INDEX TR

SteamTren

FID Blue Chip Growth

codedigger

Put it all in FID 500 ix. check back in 10 years

danellender

It's worth making sure. Really question it. But the FID500 Market should be the same. You'll just be paying higher fee.

Russticale

Nice yea I'm with you. But you can do stop losses on OTC names? I use Fidelity and haven't found a way to set up a stop. My guess is some brokers allow it, but FID who doesn't want to mess much with OTC doesn't have it.

VisualMod

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VisualMod

>Yes, the company is still on track to reach its financial goals and is making progress towards its FID. This will be a major positive for the stock price in the future.

TempTempapple

Yes still positive yoy and are closing in on their FID. Which will be huge for the stock

TempTempapple

That’s my move buying into earnings and their FID

LionLukeWay

More POSITIVE news for $TGLO! from from ($DVN) $LNG #LNG #FLNG #DelfinLNG $DVN $45b talks about the partnership with $TGLO https://www.devonenergy.com/news/2022/Delfin-Midstream-and-Devon-Energy-Enter-into-LNG-Export-Partnership If Delfin merges into $TGLO, the industry will notice! FID coming in 2022! Every aspect is a massive game changer at this current point in time. Right down to the mention of congestion on page 29, which is happening in Europe. This will be a massive winner once it becomes public... https://www.delfinmidstream.com/documents/Delfin%20Midstream%20-%20Ext%20Corporate%20Presentation%20-%20Dec2021.pdf

gr7070

>My employer 401k just has some general mutual funds. No total index When the total US index isn't available the S&P500 is a tremendous 2nd option!! It's a great option; just that Total US is slightly better. Many 401ks have one or the other. >Honestly with 13 ETFs I probably diworsified Very likely! Holding more, of even good, broad index funds is actually lesser diversification. It does the opposite of what most think. >I think with current, past, and future governments/policies and just overall economies of scale, that Large Cap is likely to do well. Just by observing through 2020, and this year, I do feel like the US is truly a stable economy for the world. Hence why I like US large cap the most. It's ridiculously easy to (self) justify this with recency bias. It wasn't that long ago that international equities was the hot performer, for a degree. In 1990 Japan held 60% !! Of the world's market capitulation. In the 30 years since Japan has lost *massive* amounts of market capitalization. They are a fraction of that market cap today! Japan was the world leader in technological advancements! The world's leading economy! The world's best and brightest. Until that drastically stopped! Do not put all your eggs in the US basket! One never knows!! >FID 500 INDEX That's a great! option since you don't have total US index.

TempTempapple

What’s up dude you have a good idea of good stocks and the right idea to make long term bets and take a little risk for the next 3-5 years. Here is what I would do. I would look to invest after the next fed meeting which is I believe it starts November 2nd. I think this will take the market back down close to the lows maybe me even lower. For the stock choice for long term I would say go with Google under 100, Amazon in the 100-110 range, and apple in the 129-139 range. That’s tech in other strong staples you can’t go wrong with WMT and MCD these companies will be going no where and have a great dividend and they have very low volatility. For risk look at the company NEXTDecade Corp. $NEXT they are a upcoming LNG exporter and are very close to getting there FID. I would look to buy some close to 6 dollars a share but if it works out this stock could be much higher.

RealPro1

Not sure but we are close to a few wealth advisors with different companies and they ALL, said to buy the dip RIGHT NOW as if their higher ups told them to tell everyone that. It was weird talking to our friends that were saying thas while the MSM was also saying this. Im talking about WF, JP, FID, AND Others that we know. Super weird. To a man, they are all normally super conservative investment advisors. Very much like the rug pull of 2008 by JC.

TempTempapple

No, I don’t see it going much lower anymore. LNG is going to be a needed commodity in the future and $NEXT is going to be a big time exporter. They just sold 85 millions dollars worth of common stock to institutional investors at 5.50 a share. So for it to go below that would make no sense since usually when you sell to the investors you give them a discount and 5.50 was a discount. Also NextDecade Corp is very close to their FID which should hopefully come by end of year. So no I don’t see how this stock could get to 4 or honestly even under 6 since it has already pulled back so much.

UGA10

You're 24 and well on the right track. There are many people older than you that haven't started saving for retirement yet, so don't stress yourself out. 17% (4% + 13%) won't get your close to maxing your 401k contribution limit (based on a $79,000) salary), which is $20,500 in 2022 and does not include the employer match. I would suggest to switch your Roth 401k contributions to traditional for the tax savings which should allow you to contribute even more than you are now. In most cases, traditional is better than Roth due to our progressive tax system. > SS Target 2065 IV - 34% FID Contrafund Commingled Pool Class 3 - 22% FIdelity Growth Company Commingled Pool Class 3 - 19% S&P 500 Index I - 15% SS World Developed US Index Fund Class II - 10% I would either stick with 100% target date or stick with specific mutual funds. By holding more than the target date fund, you are causing overlap and defeating the purpose of the target date fund.