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Carbon-lover

Here with you u/Rambok01 ! This stock is about to skyrocket. Biofuels were hot before the war in Iran. Now biofuels have become countries #1 priority, not only for clean energy, but above all for energy independence. Lanzatech is at a turning point: they are now ready to push forward, deploy and scale. What's good is that the policies are already in place in the US, Europe and Asia and mandates keep getting stricter. Section 45Z from the IRS should become official any day now - this is a major catalyst as so many projects are waiting for it for FID. Also remember guys, biofuels are loved by all of us: Republicans and Democrats. Who doesn't want to transform waste into fuel? Who doesn't want to build local supply chains and support the local economy? Who doesn't want clean energy? Who doesn't want to support farmers? Expect +300% in the next couple weeks.

Vast-Palpitation-426

If you are risk adverse you better go for a target fund. The risk lowers as you approach retirement. An index like FID 500 can go down -30% during a global market shock. When that happens, you're supposed to not panick and wait for the economy to recover, which can take months to years. To mitigate volatility, you can go 60% FID 500 and 40% bonds, for example. We all have a tendency to ovestimate our capacity to think and act rationally under stress. You can test yourself by buying a few stocks for a few hundred dollars and observe your reaction as it goes up and down. A financial strategy you can only hold when you're at peak form is a shit strategy. A good strat is a strat you can hold even when you've had the most miserable day of your life and your confidence is down the drain.

LeeKags

Looking at your specific Fidelity selection menu, you should focus heavily on the FID 500 INDEX

Sifandart

To add some nuance to this answer, historically if you want the highest terminal return, you’d just go all in on the sp500. You mentioned that you’re risk adverse but you’re also 28 with great income so you should actually be incredibly aggressive because of your time horizon. If you plan on not touching this until you retire, I would either put 100% into the FID 500 which is already diversified enough or if you want better risk adjusted returns with a historically negligible impact to your terminal portfolio value I’d do 80% fid 500 and 20% FID Small cap index. There is also that possibility that a small cap company we don’t know about skyrockets and the good thing is you would already have stake there.

2beatenup

Since you are asking here means you are not an expert - which is absolutely fine NO ONE is. My advice for you would be FID 500 index AND don’t look at it everyday or every month.

Radiant_Waves

FID 500 Index.

Ok-Nog3866

Buying, but got a measly 100 shares through FID. so gonna make something.

Intrepid-Distance-54

Absolutely won’t 2x but it’s a great stock to buy right now. CP2 should deliver first cargo in 2027, construction of CP3 should have FID then, and PLQ should be 100% commissioned with both phases all by Q4 2027. Source - I work for VG.

Motorbarge

https://www.you**REMOVE-THIS**tube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY From 35:15 to 35:00 you will hear about hedge funds setting the price of securities.

stealthlysprockets

Google workspace would be the alternative to O365. AWS and GCP would be the Azure replacement. So which one does France have less of an issue with? Other than excel, the end user suite of apps is pretty much OS agnostic at this point FID the average end user

USNRetColdIron

I'd like to think that it is going to be the 12-18 months after the FID they claim it will take. But I'm afraid you are more than correct. They have to run 3 phase power from the South and that isn't going to be an overnight endeavor nor cheap. And depending on the estimates of reservoir size plant cost will be $15m-$60m. And there is the rail connection for CO2 transportation, I assume that would be a pipeline to the tracks and a RR siding (what used to be called a landing in that area) which needs to be built. I didn't think those tracks were still in use but apparently that is an option and the one they are looking at. None of it is easy or cheap. There is also the National Forest road that the trucks will use to carry Helium and He-3 on from the plant. It is closed for 6-8 months of the year to trucks starting around this time of year for frost to come out of the ground. They mentioned paving the road from the plant I assume out to Greenwood Lake road (Hwy 15) but you're talking a National Forest Road, and that is a whole different hurdle. Funding for all of that if done with more stock issue will dilute existing shares. There is some talk that the banks involved don't want that because they are shareholders too, no way to tell for sure however until that bridge gets crossed. Been waiting for funds in my Fidelity account to settle and they finally did this morning. To go straight into PSRHF hopefully it will drop some today. And next week when I put $2K from my Social Security into more of it in my post tax account. Not getting any younger here so they better hurry up LOL. SP has tripled in the last 3 months and they haven't even released the FID yet. But all signs are pointing to very, very positive. And there is also the UP land they bought in Mi. which could turn out to be the same as the Topez project. Or not....

Orange_Codex

Roughly, depending on a FID expected in Q2 this year. Engineering for the processing plant is underway. I'd personally estimate 2030 or 2031 for full-capacity commercial extraction.

Lavio00

Sure, but you’re too focus on per-unit efficiency. The problem isnt with the current datacenters the hyperscalers have access to. We are talking about capex allocations done years ago, MoUs signed that then become FID:s, billions of dollars spent on project financing, hiring sub-contractors, buying parts from across the world etc. The ”google can squeeze more compute per dollar spent” take is relevant when talking about ”which hyperscaler is best positioned in a bullish scenario”. But it’s not really relevant when the problem right now is that the available compute is constrained by the availability of parts and energy.  See the nuance? Sure, google is better positioned than MS because google uses TPU:s et al. This reduces dependency on SOME external factors, but it doesnt make google immune to the inherent problem all hyperscalers are facing. If what you’re saying is ”google does not face the problems of DC contractors lying about their ability to quickly build, nor the inherent inability to source energy”, then essentially what you’re actually saying is that Google operates as a fundamentally totally different hyperscaler than a MS of Amazon or Oracle. And that just aint true. 

FrankCastle2020

fair enough, but the company has 6 different revenue streams with ***Multiple near-term catalysts in 2026.*** Such as: FID and initiation of plant construction, execution of a long-term helium offtake agreement, anticipated EPA MRV approvals, and continued advancement of CO₂-EOR development represent independent operational milestones expected within the coming quarters.

Gold_Usual1824

Parkway Corporate PWN - that’s the one I am heavily invested since 5 years and also believe that this year will be the year of truth. They are in the middle a development approval process, followed by a FID. If both is going to happen I would expect the share price to multiply by 5-10. PWN develops a technology to clean wastewater brine from CSG producers and can turn it into green chemicals. Once executed they will be not only the best available technology in Australia to solve this industry problem but will also be a major chemical producer for the Australian industry that wants to lower imports from China. For me that’s a lottery ticket for retirement. Please check and let me know if I oversee something. No financial advice, DYOR.

LNGoonson

Totally understand your sentiment, the FID of trains 4 & 5 daggered them short term. Due to NEXT's increased ownership of the trains, a larger portion of the debt will live with them. Unfortunate short term. Interesting to see where everything settles with the FID of train 6 which is expected 2027 I believe, they are expected to start producing in 2027 also. Definitely some cap/debt driven growth vs. revenue battles coming the near future. push pull. Absolutely loving the OS/public float right now...hopefully they can stay locked in

LNGoonson

Venture 2.4 Billion shares NEXT 265-275 million by mid 2030's just based on what NEXT is building, and what they have FID'd.....you are talking about 30MTPA of offtake....if they continue with their pace, they will have over 40+ MTPA ( Producing/under construction/in development) by then

Rare_Competition2756

FID-D aka "fiddy". They knew.

pigeon_shit

VG (Venture Global) DD — LNG With Lawsuits Ticker: VG What it is: U.S. company that exports natural gas overseas as LNG Why it matters: Europe + Asia need gas for decades ⸻ What VG Does (Plain English) Venture Global builds LNG export plants. They take cheap U.S. natural gas, liquefy it, put it on ships, and sell it overseas at higher prices. Their edge: modular construction → build pieces off-site → assemble faster → ship LNG sooner → get paid earlier Assets: • Calcasieu Pass – already shipping LNG • Plaquemines LNG – turning on now • CP2 LNG – approved and funded, next big build Getting 4 projects approved (FID) in under 6 years is fast for LNG. ⸻ Contracts / Demand (Why Revenue Exists) VG signs 20-year contracts where buyers agree to take LNG or pay anyway. Recent deals: • Eni – 2.0 MTPA • PETRONAS – 1.0 MTPA • Naturgy – 1.0 MTPA • SEFE – +0.75 MTPA • Atlantic-SEE – 0.5 MTPA • Tokyo Gas – 1.0 MTPA MTPA = million tons per year Total recently signed: ~5+ MTPA, mostly Europe & Asia utilities locking in supply. ⸻ Ramp / Operations (Are They Actually Shipping?) Q3 2025: • ~100 LNG cargoes shipped • ~372 TBtu exported Translation: ships are moving and money is coming in, not just PowerPoints. ⸻ The Problem (Litigation) Why the stock is cheap. VG sold LNG on the spot market while plants were still “commissioning” instead of delivering to long-term customers. Result: • BP already won ~$1B • More cases still open (Shell, Repsol, Galp, others) • Separate shareholder lawsuits from the IPO Best case: settlements, clarity, stock rerates Worst case: more payouts, stock stays stuck ⸻ Valuation (Why Look At It) P/E = price relative to earnings • VG: ~9–10x • Cheniere (LNG leader): ~11x • Energy sector avg: ~18–20x Market is discounting VG because of legal risk, not because LNG demand disappeared. ⸻ My Position (Skin in the Game) • 2,481 shares, avg $7.68 (started around $17) • 6× $10 calls (LEAPS) exp 1/21/2028, avg $2.28 Long-term bet that LNG demand stays strong and lawsuits don’t get worse. ⸻ TL;DR • Real LNG exports • Real long-term contracts • Real lawsuits • Cheap if legal risk clears, dead money if it doesn’t (Spain risk just cleared) ⸻ Disclosure: AI was used to organize this write-up. All facts, numbers, and positions were reviewed and verified by the author. Not financial advice. I just ship gas bags, not wisdom.

Separate-Permit2522

🇸🇪🇳🇴 NORDIC MINING JUNIOR STOCK TIP & DISCUSSION STOCK TIP: Grangex (GRANGX, First North Stockholm) —near-production, ultra-high-grade iron ore developer with potential near-term explosive upside - Restarting Sydvaranger mine in Kirkenes, Norway - Large-scale ultra-high-grade iron ore (European) - Brownfield restart with maintained infrastructure and equipment - Near production: FID targeted Q1 2026, first ore Q4 2026 - ~25-year life of mine (latest DFS) - 100% of production sold to Anglo American - Anglo able to provide bank-like project lending - Top-tier financing advisors: DNB Carnegie, ABG Sundal Collier, SB1 Markets - $37m royalty removed by Anglo → improved project economics - Own rail + deep-water harbor - Valuation: trading at a material discount to DFS NPV Do your own research. The clock is ticking — good risk, good reward. DISCUSSION: What’s your take on Grangex at this stage — or are there any other mining juniors (Nordic or global) with similar near-term upside and a comparable risk profile that you’re watching?

Separate-Permit2522

🇸🇪🇳🇴 NORDIC MINING JUNIOR STOCK TIP & DISCUSSION STOCK TIP: Grangex (GRANGX, First North Stockholm) —near-production, ultra-high-grade iron ore developer with potential near-term explosive upside - Restarting Sydvaranger mine in Kirkenes, Norway - Large-scale ultra-high-grade iron ore (European) - Brownfield restart with maintained infrastructure and equipment - Near production: FID targeted Q1 2026, first ore Q4 2026 - ~25-year life of mine (latest DFS) - 100% of production sold to Anglo American - Anglo able to provide bank-like project lending - Top-tier financing advisors: DNB Carnegie, ABG Sundal Collier, SB1 Markets - $37m royalty removed by Anglo → improved project economics - Own rail + deep-water harbor - Valuation: trading at a material discount to DFS NPV Do your own research. The clock is ticking — good risk, good reward. DISCUSSION: What’s your take on Grangex at this stage — or are there any other mining juniors (Nordic or global) with similar near-term upside and a comparable risk profile that you’re watching?

Fit_Translator_6412

They announced an update to the 2022 FID figures on January 2nd to reflect 2026 costs and current CAPEX estimates. The jump from the initial assessment of $419.4M in 2022 to $600M raised a few eyebrows this year, causing a bit of a shakeout. Realistically, though, Final Investment Decisions typically come in higher than initial assessments, so I’m guessing the market was being a little dramatic. The good news is that they are hitting their deadlines. Today, they announced that their flagship Phoenix Uranium mine site just completed a transmission line build-out with SaskPower (01/08/2026). Denison is NOT playing around. That flagship construction scheduled for early 2026 looks like it's staying close to its deadline, and they are handling the regulatory side nicely. People may just be putting a snooze button on this. Cates has some really smart people threading the needle here.

Fit_Translator_6412

They announced an updated # of FID's from 2022 to reflect to current cost '26 during the 2nd of Jan which shocked price a bit. From $419.4M in 2022 assessment to $600M in 2026 which gave a bit of a shakeout. Good news is they just announced that their flagship mine at the Pheonix Uranium mine site just completed a transmission line build out with SaskPower (01/08/2026): [https://denisonmines.com/news/denison-announces-grid-power-available-at-future-p-122841/](https://denisonmines.com/news/denison-announces-grid-power-available-at-future-p-122841/) Denison is NOT playing around. That flagship construction during early 2026 looks like its meeting close to it's deadline, and they are taking care of the regulatory stuff nicely. People are totally sleeping on this, Cates has some really smart people threading the needle here.

Fantasma369

FID500 and fuck

FazzleDazzleBigB

The amount of positive news events coming in the next 12 months is insane, considering I watched a plane sit on a runway for a year. Flow test, appraisal well, new seismic, NSAI revision, Angola updates, Gabon reimagining, FID near the end of the year, the list continues. 2026 should be transformative!

Sufficient_Bear_6567

I checked out your ET updated thesis everything looks good on paper, I actually pitched this stock in college to the endowment fund that I am apart of just a month ago and we now own a small position. With all the bullish data center demand for nat gas, why did we not see a bigger movement after earnings to those data center announcements? What is it going to take for the market to catch up and realize ET is mispriced? The stock has been beat up because of Lake Charles FID being pushed back so much, oil and crude being down, and the company being a master limited partnership.

DisastrousPlantain51

Is this tellurian all over again. LNG company merger gets FID.. heard this one before 😬

ai-moderator

#TLDR --- Ticker: TGLO Direction: Up Prognosis: All in on the reverse merger moon mission 🚀 Catalyst: Delfin Midstream's Final Investment Decision (FID) is imminent, which is expected to trigger a reverse merger with shell company TGLO. Patience Level: 8 years of diamond handing.

jhamlin0801

That's up to you. Conservative valuations post reverse merger estimate share price about $5/share, with more aggressive valuations at $20+, with FID of all 3 vessels.

Jonas42

These are good options. Target date funds are totally fine. The only downsides are that a) the expense ratios are a little higher than pure index trackers (although still typically not egregious) and b) they mix asset classes and so have returned a bit less over the last 15 years than the large cap US index that people typically use as a benchmark (i.e., the S&P 500). That latter point is not actually a problem. A fund with multiple asset classes is always going to underperform the best performing asset class. In the last 15 years, that's been large cap American stocks. Going forward, who knows. Look at the expense ratios of each fund. Filter out anything that's too expensive, or too exotic (e.g., there's no reason to hold a junk bond fund in a 401k). You'll want some international exposure. Note that some funds with "international" in the name, like FID INTL INDEX, are only developed markets, so exclude China, Brazil and so on, which may not be ideal. You would need to add an "emerging markets" fund to get access to those. You may want bond funds too depending on your age. Personally, I'd go with something like 40% FID 500 INDEX, 40% FID INTL INDEX, 20% DFA EMERGING MKTS if you're youngish and can stomach some volatility.

helpwithsong2024

Personally I'd throw 80% into FID 500 Index and 20% into FID INTL Index and call it a day.

t0astter

FID 500 INDX and chill

GaylrdFocker

A lot of Fidelity and Vanguard funds so should be fine. Figure out the expense ratios of each but FID 500, FID INTL and VANG EXT MKT would be a fine 3 fund portfolio. Or just do the target date fund

thetreece

All you really need is the FID 500 and FID INTL. If you want, add some of the VANG EXT MKT to better approximate the total US market, but FID 500 is a fine enough rough approximation. I do 55% FID 500, 15% VANG EXT MKT, and 30% FID INTL. This is assuming you don't want bonds, but a basic whole world equity portfolio.

RougarouStew

FID ELITY said its a no go

Total_Mushroom9097

Before December, it was at 12 just two months ago. Sold off after FID of train 4. Did the same thing after FID of train 3 last year, and then went up all year, rinse and repeat.

Ok-Flightschool

*25B in 2035-2037 FID for train 5 is in Q4 SPA is good to go.

Feisty-Bathroom-4904

FID means construction can begin. Revenue streams currently at $0. Revenue won’t come in until plants are functioning and that could take years. There’s increased demand in winter for LNG and NextDecade has none to sell to anyone

Jeff__Skilling

> Building reactors is an example of WHY there is demand. Right, but OP (correctly) states that >And there are zero nuclear plants under construction here, and zero approved for construction. So......demand is flat. There are no new units coming online any time soon. And the Pre-FID permitting process can last upwards of decades. I think your entire investment thesis of "nuclear energy is the next big thing!" lacks a lot of detailed thought or dilligence.... You also mention that OP is wrong re: demand because "the Trump administration IS however pushing nuclear hard and reducing the paperwork needed to approve".....then you go on to list a bunch of Canadian facilities.... >I'd also say you are being wilfully blind to the realities of today. lmao, I audibly laughed at this one, OP -- like it's right out of an Alanis Morrisette song (hey look, more Canadians!)

FabulousLanguage6216

$NEXT will announce FID today

Stooooooopkiiiid

Delfin LNG has created 4 Deleware LLC’s on August 14th 2025 DELFIN FLNG 1 HOLDCO LLC DELFIN FLNG 1 HOLDCO PLEDGOR LLC DELFIN FLNG 1 JVCO LLC DELFIN FLNG 1 PLEDGOR LLC Check the Delaware business entity site. FID in a few months. Permits ✅. Could these LLC’s hint towards a reverse merger ? https://preview.redd.it/uz9pjubqlskf1.jpeg?width=574&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe2f99841dd4ab0c96fad3f6f9ce05bd05a11ae6

rando9999912

Daily reminder that FID trades at 1/3 ADBE’s market cap while making 3% of their revenue

OnlyWasabi9

Not seeing an upside here. LanzaJet Freedom Pines was mechanically complete last year and hasn't been in production. Its a combination of several first of a kind of technologies so lucky if it gets to full production in the next 2-3 years, LanzaJet wouldnt be able to get any project past FID till then. The location of Freedom Pines at Soperton is inland so having to truck SAF and import Ethanol to a port adds cost. The DOE projects are cancelled. Ethanol subsidies seem to be drying up, Arcelor Mittal announced plans to shut its plant and IOC isn't doing so well either. The Chinese plants are going to be spun off with the IPO. LanzaX and LNP has not happened yet. Looks like the company is mismanaged with its cash burn, need to restructure deals and spinning off LanzaJet was a huge mistake. Wouldn't invest until changes are made by the incompetent board and management

OffshoreTom

Borders & Southern Petroleum could be worth a look. Very, very early stages of oil exploration in the Falklands. Navitas and Rockhopper Exploration success with the SeaLion project in the Falklands could then spark Borders & Southern Petroleum into receiving funding and interest regarding their Darwin basin. Rockhopper probably has 5x potential if FID is approved and first oil is reached in next years $RKH.L At this price, Borders likely has 10x and above potential but again a lot needs to fall into place for that to happen.

ServerTechie

Of those choices, I’d put 25% in “FID INTL DSCVRY CP A”. Your current S&P selection completely lacks non-US equity, so this will help. Foreign equity is having a great year too.

FuckElonMuskkk

BREAKING: Khamenei drops new propaganda video threatening United States with nuclear war https://youtu.be/-bWqcKzbQBY?si=FID6iY4iP4KXOMNM

Any-Farm-1033

Been holding DYL for a while. I’m not sweating the FID delay. Uranium’s a long-term game, and I think this team has what it takes.

Accomplished_Bad7336

But I wouldn’t touch this unless you’re comfortable losing it all. The FID delay is a major red flag.

_hiddenscout

New energy report  https://www.iea.org/reports/world-energy-investment-2025/executive-summary Spending on low-emissions power generation has almost doubled over the past five years, led by solar PV. Investment in solar, both utility-scale and rooftop, is expected to reach USD 450 billion in 2025, making it the largest single item in our inventory of the world’s investment spending. Fierce competition among suppliers and ultra-low costs are seeing imported solar panels, often paired with batteries, become an important driver of energy investment in many emerging and developing economies. Chinese solar exports to developing economies surpassed those to advanced economies in early 2025, with countries such as Pakistan having imported a reported 19 GW in 2024 alone (equivalent to about half the country’s grid-connected electrical capacity). Global spending on batteries for power sector storage is set to reach USD 66 billion this year. Nuclear investment is making a comeback, rising by 50% over the past five years, and approvals of new gas-fired power are rising. Spending on new nuclear plants and refurbishments is set to exceed USD 70 billion, with the promise of further growth given the burgeoning interest in new technologies such as small modular reactors. The United States and the Middle East accounted for nearly half of a resurgent level of Final Investment Decisions (FID) for natural gas power.

dqingqong

They are heavily indebted and were forced to sell their Jamaica assets to release debt and some cash. Current market uncertainty around future US projects due to Trump risk doesn't help project developers to reach FID or sign new SPAs.

Ok-Fee9097

Totally get where you’re coming from starting out can feel overwhelming, but you’re on the right track. Putting 100% into the FID 500 Index isn’t a bad move, especially early on. It gives you low-cost, broad exposure to large-cap U.S. stocks and has solid long-term performance. Over time, you might want to diversify a bit with international or bond funds, but if the FID 500 is your best option right now, there’s nothing wrong with keeping it simple. As for the New Millennium Fund, you’re usually limited to the list of funds your employer offers in the 401(k) plan. Some plans allow a “brokerage link” or “self-directed window,” which lets you pick from a wider range of Fidelity funds you can definitely call Fidelity to see if that’s available in your plan. Once your 401(k) is on autopilot, I’ve found it helpful to explore other ways to grow capital too. I’ve been using a platform called LPShares to check out private and secondary investment opportunities. Not for retirement funds, but it’s been useful for learning how investors build beyond just public markets.

bkimby05

It seems we do have very similar options, with small, mid, and International. Would you have any sort of percentage going into these funds? I may just stick with 100% FID 500. Is it even worth it to diversify say 2% to some other funds? Or is that not enough to really make a difference? At this time I have 75% going into FID, and 5% going to a couple other funds.

Sufficient_Bluejay35

they used all their capital to secure FEL1-4, FID, land acquisition, administrative costs, and overall expenditures for the long term… so yeah it could be a pump and dump if they don’t capitalize on their losses… but i think the national priority will cause them to regain all their capital fairly quickly… they haven’t reported revenue ever since they went public too so doesn’t look good short term… but sell between somewhere 14-18 billion market cap and go live life

Green_Perception_671

Mine (eu based) just put FID of two US factories on hold and instigated a project explore selling the ground and building in Europe/Asia instead. They were in red states too lol

rocdavid

FID FRDM INX 2050 Y I believe. It’s an Aramark 401k.

jhamlin0801

TGLO? TGLO is still a shell company with no substantial operations currently. The shell company is owned by Delfin Midstream LLC, which is currently a private company. The shell was purchased for the purposes of a reverser merger in the future. Delfin had been awaiting a license, which had stalled under the Biden administration. The Biden administration requested them to begin the entire licensing process all over again because their plans had changed since receiving their initial approval. Their changes were to improve efficiency and safety, and these changes allow them to proceed with only 3 FLNG vessels at the same capacity where their initial plans called for 4 FLNG vessels. Even though the changes were to improve safety and efficiency, the Biden administration was quite hostile to any fossil fuel producers. Since Trump took office again, he signed an executive order requiring MARAD to issue their license if they found the changes were not materially worse for the environment. That license has since been granted. We are now awaiting FID and reverse merger news. FID is anticipated mid year 2025.

Vitamin399

TGLO is legitimately set for takeoff should the permits, FID, and RM be announced. 441,480,473 outstanding shares Public float is speculated to be far lower varying from 10 million to 90 million.

kaz-e

Delfin owns TGLO and will likely use it to finance FLNG construction via reverse merger post-FID. --- This is news today because US Energy Secretary Chris Wright just signed the non-FTA export permit for the proposed Delfin LNG project after a long hiatus due to the Biden LNG pause. Trump's Unleashing American Energy order had a section dedicated to fast-tracking the Delfin project. This is the first step and a good time to get your lottery tickets.

Vidi_89

Many projects should get FID this year. If just 20% of SAF and Ethanol plants get a FID they should start construction of 2-4 plants this year. Have anyone heard about Freedom Pines plant status. It should start production soon. Lanzatech will also increase its share in Lanzajet to > 50% within the next 2 years.

BeerNirvana

i caught the very edge of that this morning on fidelity `Buy 5,000 Shares of SPGC Limit at $0.77 (Good 'til Canceled) Partially Filled $1,106.49` same limit order on RH did not execute. I adjusted my RH to .80 and still holding out for .77 on FID.

Jelopuddinpop

It's been in a downtrend since October. I'm betting on them announcing their FID and FNTP have been filed during EC.

Nicaddicted

I’m 27 with a 401k starting balance of $16,000 I make $100,000 a year, I’m investing 15% pre tax in 401k and 3% into a Roth, company matches 3% In my 401k portfolio I’m doing 50% FID blue chip growth k6, 25% in Fid small cap growth k6, 20% in JPM mid cap growth r6 and 5% in international stock. I’m worried my retirement balance may not be enough, what would you recommend? Should I take a higher risk portfolio at my age?

zoinkinator

RH automagically does limit orders pre/post regular market hours. with FID i have to press so many f-ing buttons my cognitive load spikes, just a pita. for my taxable acct i used started w rh then switched to use tda tos, ibkr, fid and finally circled back to RH. it’s the easiest.

Jelopuddinpop

LAC is almost a guarantee, but on a long time frame. Look for news of their FID and FNTP, then hop on until 2028.

Rippedyanu1

The suspension that was in place $UUUU to mine the Toliara project (NPV 2 Billion USD mine, should generate over 10Billion USD over the life of the mine in free cash flow) has been lifted. Next is the MoU and then an FID but everything is on track to get the mine up and making fat FAT stacks in 2028!

Jelopuddinpop

Im holding 20,000 shares of LAC @ an average of 2.33. It's a long-term play. While EV demand is low right now, we all know that the industry is here to stay. On top of that, Trump's edict to remove EV subsidies should be offset by his desire to be an exporter and not an importer. LAC isn't sitting on what may be the largest lithium deposit in the US. Thacker Pass has already been fully prospected, and it is the largest lithium deposit. They're already fully permitted, so there's no risk if it all being shut down because of some endangered salamander or some shit. They just closed on a 1.2B loan from the DoE, and are expecting to make their FID and FNTP before the end of the year. I expect them to commence phase 1 production by Q2 2027.

Jeff__Skilling

> Will Trump improve the thesis? Probably not, considering the permitting / construction timeline for any nuclear project that hits FID...

Actual_Tax_5119

LAC earnings on Tuesday. If they issue FNTP and FID as expected stock should go to about $7/share. If they do nothing, not much should happen. I recommend shares. Perhaps selling calls on those shares Wednesday morning if FID is announced

Actual_Tax_5119

LAC earnings play with FID to make a quick 30%

AICHEngineer

You cannot roll your 401k into your IRA until you quit your job. Also, double check that FID500 index fund. I have a 401k at fidelity and have their S&P500 index fund and the expense ratio is 0.015, half of VOO.

G24all2read

Read the prospectus. It's just short-term treasuries. https://prospectus-express.broadridge.com/m_summary.asp?clientid=FID1&fid=97717Y527&app_id=OLTX&critical_err=Y&request_id=null&prosByMail=N

Jeff__Skilling

The upside from future power demand (from AI / datacenters) has already been priced into energy stocks.....just not nuclear power pureplays that have a multi-decade time from FID to runrate operations. It's already been gobbled up by natural gas E&Ps and electric utilities with (mostly) nat gas fired plants. Also -- most nuclear power generation facilities are pretty strictly regulated by FERC / state-level public utility commission that legally fix the % return that said utility can make by generating-and-selling power to customers.......I'd **strongly** recommend anybody interested in public utility economics to at least *skim* some articles that pop up on google when you query "utility ratemaking" [An Overview of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Federal Regulation of Public Utilities](https://www.ferc.gov/sites/default/files/2020-07/ferc101.pdf) [An Introductory Guide to Electricity Markets Regulated by FERC](https://www.ferc.gov/introductory-guide-electricity-markets-regulated-federal-energy-regulatory-commission) [FERC Cost of Service Manual](https://www.ferc.gov/sites/default/files/2020-08/cost-of-service-manual.pdf)

helpwithsong2024

_Usually_ the name has 500 in the same, but not always. - FID 500 Index is the only one in that list. Just put them into Google and look one by one.

O0O00O000O00O0O

FID 500 Index.

Right_Tomatillo_1594

Hi, I am looking to figure out which funds are S&P500,, which I read on another thread is the way to go (at least 50%). I have several accounts and some I can combine, others I can't roll anything into it. Question, is there a way to tell from Fund name if it is an S&P500 type? Thank you for any help. JANUS -GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUND D SHARES -GROWTH AND INCOME FUND D SHARES -RESEARCH FUND D SHARES EMPOWER -T Rowe Price Retirement 2035 Fund I PRINCIPAL -Prin LifeTime Hybrid 2035 CIT AT&T/FIDELITY -AT&T Asset Aloc 2035 -AT&T US Stock Fund -AT&T Stable Value -AT&T Shares Fund CINN BELL/FIDELITY -Vang Target Ret 2020 -Vang Target Ret 2030 -AF Europac Growth R6 -FID 500 Index THRYV/FIDELITY -BTC Equity Index J -BTC Extnd Eq Mkt Idx -FID Total Intl Idx

Right_Tomatillo_1594

Hi, I am looking to figure out which funds are S&P500,, which I read on another thread is the way to go (at least 50%). I have several accounts and some I can combine, others I can't roll anything into it. Question, is there a way to tell from Fund name if it is an S&P500 type? Thank you for any help. || || |Janus|GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUND D SHARES| ||GROWTH AND INCOME FUND D SHARES| ||RESEARCH FUND D SHARES| |Empower|T Rowe Price Retirement 2035 Fund I| |Principal|Prin LifeTime Hybrid 2035 CIT| |At&T Fidelity|AT&T Asset Aloc 2035| ||AT&T US Stock Fund| ||AT&T Stable Value| ||AT&T Shares Fund| |Cinn Bell Fidelity|Vang Target Ret 2020| ||Vang Target Ret 2030| ||AF Europac Growth R6| ||FID 500 Index| |Thryv Fidelity|BTC Equity Index J| ||BTC Extnd Eq Mkt Idx| ||FID Total Intl Idx|

Thin_Weakness_6468

I have ~$3,500 in a 401a from my previous job invested through Fidelity in their FID FRDM BLND 2065 T account. I am 23, and tomorrow I ship out to the Air Force for basic training. I want to maximize the amount of money I have in that account over the next few months so that I can transfer it over into my military retirement. I’m just curious if anyone has any good recommendations for which fidelity accounts to allocate/rebalance my investments in since 100% is in that account currently. I want to play it somewhat safe, definitely do not want to lose all the money. I’m pretty much starting over my retirement fund with the military currently but would prefer if I could have a bit more than I do to transfer over. Thanks for advice!

applemasher

There's a bit of overlap between Russel 1000 and FID 500. But, in a way you're already kinda doing a target date investment strategy with 75% domestic, 15% international, and 10% bonds. The target date fund is likely going to have a higher bond allocation (which could explains the lower returns). But, really it's up to you if you want to buy into a fund that does it for you, or if you want to continue to do it yourself.

Motorbarge

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY) This is a talk given by Ken Griffin, of Citadel, in which he says (at 34:22): >"Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities. Firms like Citadel. Firms like Fidelity. Firms like Viking Global. Capital Research. We are all running large teams of people that are engaged in fundamental research, **trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued;** and, passive investing, in a sense, enjoys the market efficiency that we create in our work each and every day." Ken Griffin admits they are manipulating prices. So, when the price of a lot of stocks drop at the same time, it is probably coordinated among those groups. It isn't the individual investors who all wake up one morning and decide to sell. Look up the short interest of your favorite stock and figure out how much the short sellers made when the price was forced down.

Motorbarge

I cashed out 2/3 of my portfolio a month ago based on the high short interest of major stocks. It seemed too obvious that some people who are holding billions of dollars that they borrowed by shorting high value stocks needed prices to drop. You can't really think that so many retail investors decided to sell their stocks on the same day? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY) Ken Griffin, of Citadel, in which he says (at 34:22): >"Markets are efficient because of active managers setting the prices of securities. Firms like Citadel. Firms like Fidelity. Firms like Viking Global. Capital Research. We are all running large teams of people that are engaged in fundamental research, trying to drive the value of companies towards where we think they should be valued; and, passive investing, in a sense, enjoys the market efficiency that we create in our work each and every day." We should be enjoying the market efficiency that these firms brought on Friday.

KingReoJoe

Have you read the prospectus? This question is directly answered there. https://prospectus-express.broadridge.com/m_document.asp?clientid=FID1&fid=02072L565&app_id=OLTX&critical_err=Y&request_id=null&prosByMail=N&docid=3086556&doctype=pros&docdate=20240228&back=1#id4fe48cd22364209a35a5b286c543a34_7

CraftyMeet4571

While Tell is not at FID, they have very much been under construction. Disclaimer, I'm a massive bag holder of Tell.

Tasty-Window

**How should I re-allocate my 401k if I believe the market will decline in the 2nd half of the year?** I put 1/3 of my 401k in FID GROWTH CO POOL A in the start of the year, and I'm happy with the upside. The remainder of my funds were with VANGUARD TARGET 2055 which has underperformed the market. Regardless, I see a decline in the 2nd have of the year - **what's a more conservative approach I could take?** 100% back into VANGUARD TARGET 2055? Bonds fund, money market fund, etc.? Thanks!

TickleMeElm0o

Hi All, Currently I am investing in both "NT S&P 500 Index" and "FID FRDM BLND 2060 Z". Would anyone be able to provide some feedback on these such as expense ratio? When researching NT S&P 500 Index from Fidelity I do not see much information. And it seems the return is much lower when compared to the S&P 500. Appreciate any info!

Motorbarge

2,125,140 short shares sold in one day will drive most stocks down. As for the reason: go to you tube and append this to the url: **/watch?v=FID0BLkZXuY** Ken Griffin of Citadel will touch on hedge funds setting the prices of stocks at 34:20 (this sub doesn't allow urls for that site in a comment)

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years.April of 2020 to be exact.  I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value cloud be $20-25 a share. You might want to hold a little just in case. Just something to think about. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/saudi-aramco-tellurian-nextdecade-talks-082534189.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/saudi-aramco-tellurian-nextdecade-talks-082534189.html)

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years. April of 2020 to be exact.  I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value cloud be $20-25 a share. You might want to hold a little just in case. Just something to think about.

UniversalLNG

5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value could be $20-25 a share.

UniversalLNG

What kind of week will it be for $TELL I like the stock. In a way, I enjoy the ups and downs, but I think I'm ready for this train to pull into the FID/FNTP station and see where the stock value is really at. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/saudi-aramco-tellurian-nextdecade-talks-082534189.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/saudi-aramco-tellurian-nextdecade-talks-082534189.html)

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years too. April of 2020 to be exact.  I've taken profits at 3, 4, and 6.25. Always bought back under a dollar. Your friend should have gotten his investment back two years ago. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value could be $20-25 a share. Your friend will be fine if he takes some profits

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years. April of 2020 to be exact. I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value cloud be $20-25 a share. You might want to hold a little just in case. Just something to think about.

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years.April of 2020 to be exact. I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value cloud be $20-25 a share. You might want to hold a little just in case. Just something to think about.

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years. I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. Just something to think about.

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years. I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID.

UniversalLNG

I've been holding for years. I've taken profits at 3,4, and 6.25. Always bought under a dollar. It's been diluted over the years but I still think we'll see 5-7 dollars at FNTP/FID. That should be this year. Plant completion 2028. Share value cloud be $20-25 a share. You might want to hold a little just in case. Just something to think about.

camotj

So many catalysts on such an undervalued stock. It’s going to be a ride if a lifetime once FID hits 🚀

UniversalLNG

CEO says FNTP/FID this year. $$$. Is it a realistic goal?

DisgruntledOwls

This is one of the most financially illiterate things I've ever seen on this website and that's really saying something. The risk free rate is an input in calculating the discount rate, which is an input in calculating the present value of any stream of cash flows. When the risk free rate goes up, the discount rate goes up (unless it's more than offset by a decrease in the applicable credit spread which is not going to happen here given it's unsecured debt and if Tellurian reaches FID they'll be taking out billions of dollars in secured debt that's senior in the cap structure), and the present value goes down. It's basic math. Your contention is that the market, which was willing to pay $25 for an 8.25% return in November 2021 when they could only earn 1% risk free, is somehow going to pay the same $25 and earn the same 8.25% when they can now earn 4%+ risk free?

emaugustBRDLC

Not the timeline you are asking, but to show the effect, I just pulled up a 14 year old 401k I have in fidelity - I left the company in 2010. All shares in 401k are FID FRDM INX 2045 R, a target date fund. On January 1 2011, the 401k was worth $18,611.04 across 1,333.17 shares. Today, 13.5 years later, the 401k is worth $51,741.83 across 1,743.32 shares. So I think the math would say in 13.5 years, the account has grown by 178% which is not so far off the double every 7 years metric. The biggest take away for me is all the new shares that dividends and bond interest bought for me along the way - almost 25% of the position at this point is from compounded reinvestment. I did not touch or adjust shit, just get that money indexed and let it ride. And I mean that - anecdotally, like many others I have some play money in a taxable brokerage (only what I am willing to lose). I did active trading during Covid from 2019-2022, and for all the effort ended up making roughly 0% gains on that money.

Bodox-

https://twitter.com/DystopWorld/status/1733113243965575643?t=47-1E4voHFEqiPT6PZVL8w&s=19 Full video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=SKM9cPX9c70xKpOZ&v=FID0BLkZXuY&feature=youtu.be