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Marvell and NUKZ look absolutely flatlined even though the stock market has done well... so underperforming? SMH and GRID ETF seem to roughly have just followed the overall movements of the stock market for the past few years. So overall these look like a lot of work to just mirror or underperform index investing? Semiconductor stocks are a bit of a gamble, in that nobody knows if this is as high as far as they are going to fly, and if this is just a cycle (imo, computer based businesses are usually cyclical). There was a big push for raw processing capacity for AI, now the buildout for memory and storage capacity is upon us now that people have realized they need a trough to store all this slop. Sort of feel this is the way most computer builds go, get the core of the build together based on budget, once you have that, build out the memory and storage based on forecasts/usage. Not to be a jerk, but these all seem like picks based on the coolest sounding stock tickers with no discernable strategy other than "the future."
This portfolio is a highly concentrated, thematic growth play centered on the "Future of Technology and Energy." While it holds several different tickers, it is not diversified in the traditional sense; it is heavily tilted toward high-beta, tech-centric risk. Here is a breakdown of your portfolio as of late December 2025. 1. Diversification Analysis Sector Concentration: Extremely high. Over 80% of your capital is tied to the "AI Power Loop": Chips (SMH, MRVL) → Automation (ROBO) → Energy (NUKZ, GRID). Overlap: There is significant "hidden" overlap. For example, GRID, NUKZ, and ROBO all have exposure to industrial giants like Quanta Services or Schneider Electric. SMH and MRVL are both driven by the same semiconductor cycles. Asset Class: Mostly equities, with Solana providing a high-risk crypto "kicker." You have no exposure to defensive sectors (Consumer Staples, Healthcare, or Fixed Income). 2. Strength, Weakness, and Valuation Feature Analysis Strengths Structural Tailwinds: Every asset you own benefits from the multi-decade shift toward AI and electrification. High growth potential if the "Nuclear Renaissance" and "AI chip" cycles continue. Weaknesses Interest Rate Sensitivity: Most of these are growth assets that suffer when rates are high. Capital Intensity: Nuclear and Smart Grids require massive upfront spending, making them sensitive to economic slowdowns. Valuation Likely Overvalued/Premium: SMH (P/E ~43x) and ROBO trade at significant premiums to the S&P 500. NUKZ has seen a massive run-up in 2025 (+41% YTD), suggesting much of the "renaissance" is already priced in. 3. Bull vs. Bear Case The Bull Case (The "Supercycle") AI demand stays "higher for longer," requiring a total overhaul of the US power grid (GRID) and a massive shift to carbon-free baseload power (NUKZ). In this scenario, Marvell (MRVL) wins as data centers require more specialized networking chips, and Solana becomes the "high-speed retail chain" for crypto apps. The Bear Case (The "CapEx Hangover") Big Tech companies (Microsoft, Google) realize they have over-invested in AI chips, leading to a "chip glut." This would crash SMH and MRVL. Simultaneously, if nuclear projects face regulatory delays or cost overruns, NUKZ and GRIDcould see a 30–40% "air pocket" drop as speculative money exits. 4. Performance in a Downturn In a standard recession or market "black swan," this portfolio will likely significantly underperform the S&P 500. * Liquidity Drain: Solana and SMH are often the first things sold when investors move to "risk-off." Volatility: Expect drawdowns that are 1.5x to 2x deeper than the broader market. 5. Portfolio Metrics (Estimates) BETA (Systemic Risk): Estimated 1.45 – 1.60. (This means for every 1% the S&P 500 moves, your portfolio likely moves 1.5% or more). YIELD (Income): Very Low (~0.6% – 0.9%). This is a "capital appreciation" portfolio, not an income one. GRID provides the most yield (~1.25%), while SMH/MRVL provide almost none. PEG (Price/Earnings-to-Growth): High (~2.0 – 2.5). A PEG over 1.0 suggests you are paying a premium for growth. You aren't getting "deals" here; you are paying up for quality/momentum. Next Steps To balance this without losing your "conviction" in tech, would you like me to identify 2-3 defensive stocks or "value" ETFs that would lower your overall Beta while keeping your tech exposure?
Is $GRID not what you’re looking for?
NLR or URA. That's about all you need. GRID if you want something for energy outside of the nuclear-specific niche.
If we're talking about VOO and other 0.0-something percentage ETFs, sure. The likes of SMH, USD, GRID, NLR, SHLD, etc., which are quite common, charge decent fees.
The media company is public (publicly traded) ...the fusion company is not. DJT works like a SPAC in this case. It seems possible that the USA has a national security concern as it relates to a lack of "GRID" electrical utility power for various current and future technologies. China, our communist global competition, has double the power capacity of the USA grid and uses only half of what they have. Our system is broken and antiquated. Not to mention how long it takes to get anything of infrastructure characteristics completed in this country. What I'm saying is, maybe, it's a genuine investment. Just throwing that out there.
GRID. I don't see how it could do anything but go up.
What a “POHIO GRID” and will my electric bill go down?
if 'Mission Genesis' leads to such awful infographics like the one above, we do not more, but less, AI.. **bottom right: what does that mean? 'PDHO GRID'?** **why is there '2,46' and directly below a triangle plus ',88'? shouldn't there be a zero beforehand? (as in: 0,88?)** Also: **top left: the image of the White House is rather inaccurate (especially the rooftop/the chimneys)...**
Quite the opposite. My industry does a lot of CAD and 3D modeling. Considered virtualizing the workstations, but it’s easier to just keep having the team order ~300k/year in new precision workstations than to pay for GRID licensing and do dedicated VDI. I’ve seen bad VDI for CAD/GIS workloads and it looked like a nightmare to get right. NVDA did good inventing CUDA 20 years ago. There is nothing stopping it from being replicated.
So long Prysmian, NKT, Nexans or GRID?
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GRID and MOO, hear me out.
Right, literally if you invested in GRID you'd be making bank, because a fuck ton of investment have gone into updating the grid. Granted most is from Nvidia.
POW takes a different angle. It’s a picks-and-shovels play on the CAPEX supercycle to rebuild the grid.. more like transmission lines, transformers, HVDC systems, switchgear, power electronics, etc. These are the companies selling into the utilities and data-center developers who are now spending trillions to modernize the grid for the AI + electrification era. Suppliers have great pricing power.. better margins... and capture more of the capex headlines you see going into the grid.. POW has sick positions like LS Electric.. love that stock, and international exposure.. Grid needs updating regardless of AI, it's as old as Back to the Future when 1.21 gigawatts was the end of the world. Other favorites --> VOLT, GRID ETFs...
$EOSE #EOSE $30 $50 and $100 path energy stock part of JPMorgan Chase launched 1.5 Trillion investment into Energy. EOSE energy and storage has high demand in the Traditional Datacenters and AI Datacenters EOSE energy and storage developed a GRID and its scalable based on the datacenter needs. High potential growth as 100x growth in datacenters. EOSE revenue growth is good and more than 10x fold revenue in 2025 and got more demand in growing needs of datacenters and its just a start. https://preview.redd.it/65h2cn0vgiwf1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=414f7295d66003824fb35d0605590ec94a0256d3
Yeah I could see that happening too. Have been thinking about a couple of ETFs like GRID and and LIT for exposure to that sector
Instead of "energy" you may want to start thinking more in terms of utilities, electrification and infrastructure. This is a bottomless pit of complex opportunities, but obviously everything to do with electricity has opportunities going forward. You might want to read the information associated with ETFs aiming at benefiting from this electricity/datacenter/infrastructure phenomenon.... PWRD, UTES, VOLT, ZAP, AIPO, ELFY, NUKZ, GRID
DOCN is a very slow mover. I have it, but DLR has been better on returns. Also, if you are going to get into this play, look at ORCL as they are developing DCs for profit. Also, DELL for the hardware inside, EATON for the power, CSCO for the networking gear, and GRID for a spread play on the power.
How much of a role is nat gas going to play in electricity generation? Things like EQT and pipelines like WMB are not going to be home runs but I think are somewhat underappreciated. In terms of nuclear, there are a number of foreign stocks that benefit. The NUKZ etf is a mostly good list of names, as thematic etfs go. GRID is another etf where you might find a few worthwhile names in the holdings. And really - not saying that these names are 9th inning or something. I think best case scenario they could continue to do well over the coming years and given the nature of these projects, they aren't going to play out overnight. However, I just think some caution when looking at something like GEV up 300% in a year (and something like 15%) yesterday and is technically overbought. If anything, something to gradually, opportunistically DCA into. The other thing that people aren't talking about is water. There was an article in the WSJ the other day talking about neighbors of Meta's data center not having any water, articles like this (https://www.engadget.com/ai/meta-announces-huge-new-data-centers-but-they-could-gobble-up-millions-of-gallons-of-water-per-day-174000478.html) IMO, that makes something like the rainwater harvesting systems from Watts Water (WTS) kinda interesting (https://www.watts.com/raincycle; there's a data center example on that page.) Again, not going to be a home run but the idea that massive data centers can harvest rainwater and use it rather than drawing from municipalities is a sollution that I think will be increasingly appealing. Obviously, power/grid is going to be the biggest winner (and for a lot of names already has) and probably the thing that people will allocate to most, but water use is something to think about to a lesser degree, as are nat gas producers/pipelines.
GRID, tracks the nasdaq smart grid infrastructure index. A lot of capacity will need to come online for AI data centers and EV charging.
Copper tariff could really fuck the market. So many electronics use copper not to mention the GRID!
Thoughts on playing the electrical power and grid modernization trend the same way smart money played semiconductors 10 years ago? $PWR $ETN $GRID
With the Indy 500 tomorrow and Claude 4 just coming out, I asked Opus to make a mashup: "Parody the S&P 500 stock index, in the style of Indy 500 coverage" **LIVE FROM THE WALL STREET MOTOR SPEEDWAY - IT'S THE S&P 500!** *\[Engine roaring sounds of opening bell\]* "GOOD MORNING RACE FANS! Welcome to another thrilling day at the S&P 500, where 500 of America's finest corporate machines are revving their earnings engines for what promises to be a SPECTACULAR trading session! I'm your host, bringing you all the high-octane action from the world's most prestigious financial raceway!" **STARTING GRID UPDATE:** * **Pole Position:** NVIDIA, running on pure AI rocket fuel * **Row 2:** Apple and Microsoft, the veteran champions * **Back of the Pack:** Several retail stocks still changing their tires from yesterday's blowout "AND THEY'RE OFF! The opening bell waves the green flag and—OH MY! Tech stocks absolutely LAUNCH off the line! NVIDIA is already gapping the field by 2.5%! But wait—here comes JPMorgan Chase drafting behind, trying to catch that slipstream of momentum!" "Into Turn 1 of the morning session, and we've got our first CAUTION FLAG! Bed Bath & Beyond has spun out into the bankruptcy wall! Debris on the track, folks—that's going to bring out the volatility pace car!" **PIT STOP ANALYSIS:** "Amazon just pulled into the pits for a quick earnings adjustment—they're swapping out those Q4 projections for something with a bit more grip! The crew chief (Jeff Bezos, watching from his yacht box) gives the thumbs up!" "UNBELIEVABLE! Tesla is trying a THREE-WIDE MOVE through the semiconductor sector! Elon's tweeting from the driver's seat again—that's a risky strategy, Cotton!" **LAP 150 - LUNCH HOUR REPORT:** "The midday sun is brutal on these portfolios! Some of the value stocks are overheating—looking at you, Coca-Cola, running a bit rich on that P/E ratio!" "OH NO! MASSIVE PILE-UP IN THE BANKING SECTOR! Someone mentioned 'interest rates' over the radio and now we've got a 15-stock accident! Regional banks are scattered everywhere! This is going to affect the running order significantly!" **THE FINAL LAPS:** "As we approach the closing bell, Microsoft makes its move on the inside! But Apple's not giving up that market cap position without a fight! They're door-to-door, trading paint through the cloud computing chicane!" "Here comes the checkered flag and—WAIT! LAST SECOND SURGE BY ALPHABET! They've found an extra gear with that AI announcement! **FINAL RESULTS:** 🏁 **Winner:** The Bulls (by 0.73%) 🏁 **Fastest Lap:** NVIDIA (+4.2% on the day) 🏁 **Biggest Crash:** First Republic Bank (DNF - Did Not Finish) 🏁 **Rookie of the Year:** Some random meme stock that gained 300% for absolutely no reason **POST-RACE INTERVIEW:** "Jerome Powell here in Victory Lane, spraying champagne—wait, that's actually quantitative easing fluid! When asked about track conditions, he mentioned something about 'transitory inflation' but nobody knows what that means!" **TOMORROW'S FORECAST:** "Join us tomorrow for the Fed 500, where interest rates will be announced DURING the race! Will the markets stay on track, or will we see another spectacular crash? Remember folks, past performance is no guarantee of future results, but it sure is entertaining!" *\[Sound of cash registers mixed with engine revs\]* "This has been your S&P 500 race coverage! Remember: Keep your portfolios on the track, your stop-losses tight, and your diversification wide! See you at tomorrow's opening bell—START YOUR ENGINES AND YOUR LIMIT ORDERS!"
This ETF doesn't seem appealing. The holdings are overvalued companies. You're better off picking better individual stocks such as POWL and HMDPF. I hold both. Side note, I am a domain expert and have bought products from several of the companies listed in GRID ETF. They're great companies but don't have a moat, their products are undifferentiated and revenue growths are in single digits while PE ratios are 30+.
youre talking about CLSK, OP is talking about CLSKW (warrants) from the GRID deal.
EVERYTHING TSLA IS NOW GETTING FAST-TRACKED. TSLA SEMI TRUCKS STARLINK SATELLITES HUMANOID ROBOTS TSLA MILITARY VEHICLES CHARGING STATION GRID SOLAR PANELS HOME CHARGING STATIONS +++ TSLA $2K 
PreviousGas and PreviousGrocery have very valid concerns. Anyone who cannot (will not?) read past the first paragraph… maybe grand energy investment is not for you? I stopped at “I have answers” however, looking forward to picking it back up. A personal hope is to see “off grid” sites giving back to the grid (for zero costs). Most off grid is solar (non-sustainable after 25-30 years) of which we are hitting a benchmark, since it first became available in the 90s at reasonable costs. Smelting of the glass panels will be a delicate process (and VERY lucrative). Since most “micro” gold is easily re-cyclable. Traditional smelting works decently, modern science (however) is working towards the remediation, inoculation, and gold purification VIA fungal purification methods (NO JOKES!). And it is reportedly 80% (?) more effective than crucibles and high heat. Another “off grid” means of power is water turbines and ram-auger systems. There are quite a few designs (most notably patented in JAPAN) that have little-to-no interruptions of natural water flow, and do not impede or injure the fish. For all the mountain BEARS out there, this bit of natural Green Peace knowledge is worth its weight in, you guessed it, GOLD. These are both very sound examples of “low impact” energy that, when returned to the GRID (by way of a “mighty mid-shipman” or “messenger” — the most valuable pal — of supply chain regulation) will ASTRONOMICALLY lower the cost of utilities for anyone unable or simple content at (status) pro quo. Are you seeing the big picture? Nicola Tesla was sought out and then HIDDEN by the pervading forces for a reason. The ability to create energy “en perpetuity” is the most dangerous to the “ruling class.” However, Mother Nature has already, implicitly, told us : “Hey! It’s okay. Just play nice.” So perhaps the real question is… What are you waiting for? Who are you waiting for?
GRID ETF can be a good exposure tool to this theme
I think there is going to be a long term rotation out of tech. These companies are going to remain huge but are not going to be as profitable as before. I am big on utilities, renewables and electrical suppliers. VST, FSLR, GRID, HASI, URA and CF FTW
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BJ, GRID, MDT, TLRY, + NVDA puts
I made a random M1 finance account about 2 years ago and have about 19 different ETFs. The top 5 in order of gains are; SOXX (semiconductors) XHB (homebuilders) VGT (tech) FIW (water) GRID (smart energy grids) VTI (total US). With that in mind, maybe consider doing; - VGT/QQQM (pick 1) - VTI/VOO (pick 1) - SCHD - XHB/FIW/GRID (pick 1 or 34/33/33%). I don't think you can lose with a portfolio like that. We will always need home builders, especially with home shortages. Soon we might desperately need more water tech and water companies trying to solve world droughts, efficiently converting sea water to drinking water, etc., and water is something we will always need, or soon need in more demand. Using M1 Finance makes it easy to hold multiple ETFs, putting more money on the ETFs that are down to buy them cheaper while not buying the ones that are up, and rebalancing accounts.
Yeah, a bunch of these stocks have already had a pretty good year. You can look at the holdings of some ETFs like GRID. I've been looking for an entry into Eaton, and I'm buying the dip on VRT. Also looking at Siemens, Honeywell, ABB, Schneider Electric, and so forth. I think we will continue to have solid demand as the globe continues with electrification from transport (EVs), cooking (induction), renewables (wind, solar, batteries, grid upgrades), and HVAC (heat pumps over nat gas).
I invested in GRESHAM HOUSE ENERGY STORAGE FUND PLC (GRID) it's linked to the need for batteries to store renewables power. It's done well for me, I'd consider checking it out!
Shared this line of thinking and settled on URNM and GRID. We don't have a power storage solution for when renewables (solar/wind) underperform, and fossil fuels will be out of the question in the future. That only leaves nuclear or some revolutionary power solution we haven't figured out yet
They're ETFs, but URNM and GRID as AI will need a power solution that renewables can't meet in a future where fossil fuels will be outcast
Not really speculative, as it's a rather established company, but Eaton $ETN is my pick for high growth in the next decade. I tend to see a lot of tech portfolios, which is great, but the demand for electricity is expected to increase by 150% by 2050-2055. With the decommissioning of various oil and gas plants, it puts us in an odd situation where we need to innovate quickly for smart grid technologies, and working with Eaton on a professional level, they're just a company I believe in to deliver solutions. AI models and data centers will not run if we don't have enough electricity to power residential homes, and it's an overlooked problem that I don't see many people betting on given what's ahead of us. If I wasn't contractually obliged to avoid energy stocks, I would 100% look into any company that's supporting Smart Grid technologies. Coming from an insider, my want to also look into $GRID which is a Smart Grid ETF. Do some digging on the future of the power grid.
DD was "Market is being gay right now. That being between high inflation, slow job reports, and payroll increases so $GRID will print."
I’ve been buying the GRID ETF for this reason. Ridiculous demand
Look at the GRID (Clean Edge Smart Grid Infrastructure) and NETZ (TCW Transform Systems) ETFs and the stocks held by each.
I followed the Professor into PAVE and GRID as infrastructure plays, but I only bought a small amount and they are up bigly. 😤
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Sorry, I misread and thought you were only invested in those 4! VOO and VTI still have a lot of tech exposure since they're market cap weighted. Which I still think is fine. But if you want to diversify out of tech, I'd consider the MOAT ETF (only 14% tech). It's not talked about very much, but quietly beats the S&P500 most years and is well diversified with companies considered by the managers to have a long term competitive advantage. If you want more exposure to smaller companies, consider CALF (11.5% tech) and AVUV (5% tech). There are also sector specific ETFs, e.g. XLV for healthcare, GRID and PAVE for infrastructure/industrials, etc. Not sure of all of those are available where you live but just some suggestions.
As far as I’m concerned the only one worth buying at this point is GRID, focuses on companies that provide energy infrastructure, which are not subject To the extremely wild swings based on interest rates, global conflicts, material prices, etc but still will grow nicely with the trend towards clean energy and has a solid dividend.
Not involved in the industry, but possibly GRID - [https://www.morningstar.com/etfs/xnas/grid/quote](https://www.morningstar.com/etfs/xnas/grid/quote) GRID started climbing right around the time you asked this question. Actively managed fund, expense ratio of 0.570%. Tracks the Nasdaq Clean Edge Smart Grid Infrastructure Index TM. Top holdings are Eaton, Schneider Electric, and ABB, Inc (one of the other posters said "AbbVie", don't know if that was an autocorrect mistake because AbbVie is strictly pharmaceuticals). Also includes GE and Siemens. I'm thinking of purchasing this ETF, but I worry that I caught on too late. We'll see!
Grid, yes. I've been thinking/waiting to get into GRID etf (instead of adding another handful of tickers). Holdings incl ETN, Schneider Electr, ABB Ltd, JCI, HBB, PWR, ENPH (--and of course NVDA!)
If AI is really going to be a sustained theme over years, there needs to be improvements in the grid to meet energy demand. A number of companies have talked about this, most recently CEG yesterday but even those have run already - CEG was up 17 percent yesterday. Pure play data center name VRT is up 300 percent in a year. Not sure if there's a good ETF for that - GRID is the only thing I'm seeing. That would be a more boring, broad way to play AI/data center demand. So many of these sorts of theme etfs have seemed like a mixed bag to me.
Those are all solid companies, with LLY/NVO/VRTX being very different in type and circumstances from DIS/CMCSA, so interesting choices. KLAC is nothing but a money machines for the longterm. Renewable energy stocks have a bright future but the present is not so good because they usually rely on borrowing money, which is terrible when interest rates are high. Consider ETFs like TAN, GRID, QCLN and ICLN in the future but avoid them now. Also, instead of individual stock picking, consider establishing base positions with broad market or industry ETFs rather than only pick stocks.
Oh, you mean GRID LINES? You seem pleasant. Good day.
If you're thinking about electrification, then go GRID.
One niche industry that will always be needed is infrastructure and construction: AIRR, PAVE, ITB, GRID I couldn't find any decently performing ETFs this year that were made up broad blue chips companies (LLY, CAT, KO, V, even include BRK.B) but less than 30% tech. Best I found before giving up is DUSA... only 8% tech but it is 35% META, AMZN, GOOGL, BRK.B which are not technically "tech".
I stick with the AIRR and PAVE etfs. GRID is usually good too. In terms of individual stocks you can look through the underlying holdings. https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/AIRR-PAVE/#holdings Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) in particular has been really strong.
If you are looking at Lithium plays, Surge Battery Metals ($NILI $NILIF)looks like a good play. Deposit grades are a good as seen by Lithium Americas and still trading fairly cheap. Some really cheap plays in the area now too if you want cheaper. Sienna ($SIE SNNAF), GRID ($CELL $EVKRF) Cat Stratigic metals ($CAT $CATTF) and Peloton Minerals ($PMC $PMCCF). Lowest MC is Sienna but all are worth a look.
TAN, QCLN and ICLN (maybe also including GRID, SMOG and PBW) are clean energy ETFs. They are among the bets performing ETFs for the past five years, tho very blah year to date. You could consider investig in them, or you could go through the holdings of all of them to discover dozens of green companies.
I am an electrician by trade. Between the world being awash in stimulus money, the infrastructure act, the chips act, electrical vehicle charging, etc... Anything in the electrical equipment space is going to have years and years of higher earnings. Take a look at the performance of $XLI and it's components. There's a reason why institutional money is moving these stocks. A few other ETFs worth digging into is $PAVE and $GRID. I know it's popular to predict a recession due to historical indicators but I don't see how it's possible with the spending I'm seeing in heavy industry.
It's not just updating the GRID, but if we actually do renewables, we need to shift how the grid moves power around. Places like the midwest are better for wind, so it's going to require a lot of work. Here's kind of a cool breakdown: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3ScJ\_FwaZk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3ScJ_FwaZk)
1.I work for a commercial solar EPC. It doesn't generate passive income unless you're willing to fork over 7 figures. Most of the money that is made is from the lack of spending on power you'd normally purchase. The tax benefits allow for companies to essentially recoup their spending after 10-15 years and then "make" money for the next 10 by not purchasing new solar. 2. No unless you have a massive income and are willing to throw 7+ figures at a project 3. Do I have 7 figures 4. Would the tax benefits work for me 5. $GRID is a solid ETF for renewable infrastructure
>BRITAIN’S HARTLEPOOL 2 NUCLEAR REACTOR HAS GONE OFFLINE-NATIONAL GRID DATA ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-04 ^14:02:36 ^EDT-0400
AIRR: First Trust RBA American Industrial Renaissance ETF PAVE: Global X U.S. Infrastructure Development ETF AIRR is +12% ytd. PAVE is +9%. (GRID is +8%, IFRA +4%)
https://etfdb.com/compare/highest-5-year-returns/no-leveraged/ TAN +213%, QCLN +190%, ICLN +123%, SMOG +100%, GRID +99%, LIT +99%, PBW +98% 7 of the top 17 non-leveraged ETFs for the past five years have been clean energy of some kind. TAN and QCLN are far ahead of the others. They all have decent volume except SMOG. There is decent overlap, but also uniqueness. TAN is strictly solar. QCLN has lithium and TSLA while ICLN does not. To get five, just don't include SMOG and PBW and you'll have a solid group of holdings.
>FBI ARREST TWO INCLUDING NEO-NAZI LEADER IN PLOT TO ATTACK BALTIMORE GRID ^FXHedge ^[@Fxhedgers](http://twitter.com/Fxhedgers) ^at ^2023-02-06 ^12:37:17 ^EST-0500
I’m thinking about GRID Jan 2024’s. That’s about the extent of my strategy. (Already have RBLX and COIN)
>UK NATIONAL GRID UNDER WINTER COAL CONTRACTS CANCELS START-UP INSTRUCTIONS FOR WBUPS-2 COAL UNIT ON JAN. 26 -ELEXON REMIT WEBSITE ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-01-26 ^00:31:38 ^EST-0500
>UK NATIONAL GRID UNDER WINTER COAL CONTRACTS ISSUES START-UP INSTRUCTIONS FOR WBUPS-2 COAL UNIT ON JAN. 26 -ELEXON REMIT WEBSITE ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-01-25 ^19:19:32 ^EST-0500
>UK NATIONAL GRID UNDER WINTER COAL CONTRACTS CANCELS START-UP INSTRUCTIONS FOR WBUPS-2 COAL UNIT ON JAN. 24 -ELEXON REMIT WEBSITE ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-01-23 ^22:34:07 ^EST-0500
>UK'S NATIONAL GRID TO CARRY OUT SYSTEM TESTS AT IFA1 BETWEEN JAN 24 - 27 TO FACILITATE FULL RETURN TO SERVICE -ELEXON REMIT WEBSITE ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-01-23 ^13:25:21 ^EST-0500
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