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NEE falling off a cliff. Is there something I'm missing?

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Alright gangs, NEE what’s your thought? Looks very attractive af

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Is CWEN a better growth investment than NEE?

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Asking ChatGPT: 10 Fastest Growing and Dividend Paying Companies. ChatGPT provided a list of pretty good companies including AVGO, HD, NEE. What do you think?

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NextEra Energy cut at BofA as Florida surprise provides cause for caution (NYSE:NEE)

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best utility in your opinion?

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NEE drops 4% on news "NextEra Energy Plans to Sell $2 Billion of Equity Units"

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Nextera Energy Inc. (NEE) - Overpriced?

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Is it normal for utilities like NextEra (NEE) to have a huge position in "non-qualifying hedges"?

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Quite a few blue chips beat the market. What's the catch?

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Add hedges like BRK.B, BAC JPM or just add to mega cap on a big dip?

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what am i missing at next era energy (NEE)

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Are utilities good in our current situation? NEE?

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SUNPOWER is on the track now(( yesterday closed at 27.44 $ today closed at 30.68 $)) It was 57.52 $ on January, 2021.EPS.177% for Q1.Market cap 5.2B. Mentioned as one of the best solar companies on yahoo finance. Any one interested in SUNPOWER??

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SUNPOWER on track now ((yesterday closed at 27.44$ ,today closed at 30.68$))..it was 57.52$ on January,2021.EPS.177% for Q1.Market cap 5.2B Mentioned as one of the best solar companies on yahoo finance Any one interested in SUNPOWER.

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$NEE is one too keep on your radars, 12% short interest on this large cap monster.

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NEE TO STOCKS AND IN IT FOR $AMC, how do you do taxes on stocks?

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NrdRage's Friday DD: I'll take a MacKinnon jersey, 2 pairs of Jordans, and a Rams hat. What do you mean you aren't a sporting apparel store in a mall? Have you SEEN your name? That's retail appropriation! REE! Err $NEE! - The unfortunately named NextEra (AllDatDalton crossover special)

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[https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bzu51x/f\_zuck\_and\_bezos\_they\_spend\_billions\_on\_material/](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bzu51x/f_zuck_and_bezos_they_spend_billions_on_material/) guy could've "protest" invested by giving some environmental stocks some love like CLH, FSLR, or NEE. but decides to buy puts on 2 companies whose market cap is higher than the entire continent of africa. there is regarded, and then there's this

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get your azz in gear, get into energy... NEE, OXY, Eversource, Enphase.... get into the Russel, pick up every russel you can find (stash cash)...... get into quantum computing (only thing gonna save us from AI) IONQ... get into space... LUNR cheap again at $5 IIPR instead of tilray

NEE good luck

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Long on NEE for me

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To explain the all the nuance would be really complex. But it kind of lends itself to invest in industries you understand mantra. Utilities (with the exception of generation) are regulated as they are often a regional monopoly. As with any company there are a few ways to make money. Cut expenses, or sell more stuff. Well for electric utilities selling more stuff usually means more power delivery (not generation) and the recovery of capital cost of providing that power delivery. Sounds like a boon right...data centers move in...power company builds new lines, subs, provides more power...$$$. But there are 2 problems here. 1) load growth at scale (be it data centers, electrification, etc...) takes many many years. And 2) subsequently to recover the capital investments (e.g. that new substation that you built) from your customers - you need to go in for a rate case and argue why you should charge your customers more. So instead to try and increase eps, hit earnings, utilities try and maximize the reduction of operational expense over the near term. This opens them up to risk (esp in fire country) or impacts their reliability performance which means they are less likely to get favorable outcomes in rate cases. It's a balancing act - some companies do it well, others not so much. But knowing which is which requires intimate knowledge: EXC, NEE, DUKE, PPL, FPL tend to be reliable strong performers at the forefront of the industry, and are mostly vertically integrated (and have a healthy representation in most utility-cenrered funds)...but I certainly wouldn't consider any of them 'growth stocks', they are low volatility, strong dividends stocks. I could get into political landscape, generation operationaly inefficiency, etc....but too much to type. In short, holding utilities is not bad, it's a very safe investment that will see some growth over the coming decades. But don't expect 'pops' of growth.

$NEE NextEra Energy Boring returns though. You’ll never hold it more than 6 months. Marathon is not an energy company. They will get decimated when the halving happens.

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im long on TSLA, NEE, ENPH. I also love micron (MU), Its been on a rip! for a semiconductor ETF, im also in SOXX. its treated me good.

BEP is a paradox to me. I can't figure out how NEE has been doing so well and BEP hasn't. Long term, I have faith in renewable energy infrastructure. You bought the dip of the dip, and that makes me jealous. Ups your dividend percent and I'd be shocked if this stock is less than $60 in 5 years.

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- Renewable Energy Production, Producer, NextEra Energy (NEE) - Renewable Energy Production, Producer, Ørsted (ORSTED) - Energy Storage, Solutions, Tesla (TSLA) - Energy Storage, Solutions, Enphase Energy (ENPH) - Smart Grid and Infrastructure, Automation and Management, Schneider Electric (SU) - Smart Grid and Infrastructure, Technologies and Services, Siemens (SIEGY) - Data Center Efficiency, Data Center Solutions, Equinix (EQIX) - Data Center Efficiency, Data Center Real Estate, Digital Realty (DLR) - Support & Supply for Data Centers, Power and Automation Technologies, ABB (ABB) - Support & Supply for Data Centers, Power Management and Automation, Eaton Corporation (ETN)

Verizon and Coke are terrible stocks especially Verizon I go LULU, HUM and NEE

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I like plays that will go up with rate cuts in the next year or 2 like utilities, REITS, Banks. You’ll get dividends along with share price appreciation. Some examples I currently own are NEE, O, BAC. They aren’t for everyone though so do your DD and don’t invest if you’re on the fence about the idea

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We are the knights who say NEE

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Utilities Sector is undervalued and a hidden AI play. (NEE)

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its just the difference between buying a $1 scratcher and a $20 scratcher. With the $1 scratcher you're not really even playing to win, with the $20 scratcher you have a chance, I think DJT is a $1 scratcher, reddit is a $20 scratcher Or you could just plug away with the money you have,, and add to that with smart companies like palo alto, microsoft, adbe, NEE,

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How folks feelin bout NEE too the moon ?

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I have had ENPH on my list for a long time but I’m scared to pull the trigger on it because of these scam allegations. I went for NEE instead. Steady growth and a great management team. My brother works at CRM so I know the culture and vision of the company and it’s definitely a great buy on your part. Personally I never believed in their moat. COST has been on my list for so long and I finally bought a small position following their drop post earnings. Hopefully it falls more. Some other companies I’m looking at are TEAM, FICO, SNOW, PANW. If you have followed any of these, what do you think of them?

My favorite dividend stocks right now are CAT, CB, NEE, FANG, LOW, GD. I bought them all on Monday lol

Buying the NEE drop to 53$ was smartest move of the year. Going back to $80 guaranteed

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If ur not in NEE what are u doing

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Here is play tards... AMD < 180, NVDA < 885, ADBE < 530, AAPL < 177, ORCL < 129, AND THROW IN SOME GE, AND NEE FOR GOOD MEASURE.

??? Bro the people selling naked calls 99% of time is market makers which are price-insensitive buyers therefore part of smart money Naked call buying for retail could work too. U just gotta be a good trader. idk why op did this. Even as a bear type of guy, I knew not to short NVDA after first pop to 300-400…. It was obvious only way was up from there. Nobody who held would sell after such a huge gap up.. and so many short positions ducked + insane call buying and put selling. NVDA market maker book is crazy… it’s relevance to market recently. I woulda sold naked calls in any other stock lmfao. GPN, LNC, AES, NEE, CPT

I like NEE. Largest utilities company by market cap and is basically flat since March 2020. They also recently increased the dividend to $0.51 per share. Been building up my position for a while now.

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Scooped up some NEE during that drop. Average $54. Wish I had more cash I would’ve grabbed some ADM at $53 too.

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NEE is the one I've been attracted to the most so far in terms of financials. What exactly does the company do?

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Isn’t NEE the play here? Definitely beaten down lately.

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NEE

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AAPL ASML TSM NEE PG COST. But market is hot so need to price in slowly and set your buy points

**DNN** \- Uranium. **GOOGL** \- Undervalued **NEE** \- Energy **RYCEY** \- Undervalued, aviation Any suggestions or discussions welcomed.

GOOG being "moderately down" must be put in context-- every one of its peers is up. So even staying level would be "down" compared to its cohort. It's definitely a buy for me. Same thing with META in 2022. These are good companies. I like NEE for energy. RIO for minerals/mining/refining. Both are profitable, have great cash flow, growing profits, have a dividend and no trouble on the horizon for the business. Both are good "defensive" stocks if you think (like I do) that the Magnificent 7 and S&P are overheated.

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Today the plan WAS and STILL IS: NEE, GE, AAPL, GOOG, MMM, PFE, MS, BLK, UNH

NEE - NextEra Energy Strong balance sheet, significant pipeline of development, utility company steadiness and at a good price now. Assume interest rates lower, solid upside.

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For utility, what do you think of NEE? Thank you.

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NEE is the only way to go tbh

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NEE insider purchases through roof, have beaten earnings last 12 quarters, prime position to lead green energy conversion once boomer politicians die out and millinuls get in office and start busting oil and gas balls am i rtard?

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If you’re on the side line, you can still buy NEE, getting over looked by many. Especially if you’re a bear quit crying cuz the market left your ass behind and buy over looked solid companies.

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NEE is my safe/infrastructure stock with decent dividends and growth CRWD is my bet on cybersecurity that I've been riding since 2020. Wasn't such a big % but is now

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Why so much CRWD and NEE?

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Hope I don’t regret holding these NEE and SBUX calls over the weekend

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Been looking into NEE anyone playing jt

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So for clean energy companies I've been looking at: SIEGY, NEE, and FSLR. I haven't dug too deep into the company's financials yet, but most of these companies have a solid foot hold in solar, wind, nuclear, and wholesale/distribution. I am still looking to add some more companies onto this list, but I haven't looked at too many companies. Indian ETFs are a bit limited, but they have huge exposure to not only large companies but also small to medium companies. And the diversity of sectors seems pretty nice in these ETFs.: INDY, SMIN, and IXSE. The room for growth is actually crazy. These ETFs are killing it for a little bit now. I am still in the process of gathering a full and complete list of all the sectors I want to invest in. What do you think about the sectors I want to get into? Does it seem a little too focused on tech?

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NexEra NEE They are the biggest utility in the country, a monopoly and have the largest renewable energy capacity by far in the country

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NEE right now down about 22% right now but I do believe it will turn around and plan to add a bit more this year at the lower price.

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E is price to earnings ratio, lots of companies trade at negative PE, i.e. they are trading at less than what they make. SOFI right now is trading at -22, and made .04 a share so they aren't losing money. Well would you look at that 33.96 % Dark Pool short interest. Second of all I just gave you a list of companies I invest in (NEE, BAH, BX, SOFI, DIS) None of those are dogshit names. I also primarily stick to etfs I trade daily SPY and QQQ. >What Is the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio? The price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio measures a company's share price relative to its earnings per share (EPS). Often called the price or earnings multiple, the P/E ratio helps assess the relative value of a company's stock. It's handy for comparing a company's valuation against its historical performance, against other firms within its industry, or the overall market. I have been hosed every which way the market can hose somebody. I understand your position of just buy and hold really well and its how I advise family/friends to invest their money. Just buy constitently and try to double down on the dips. That is easy and works on any of those names, but again that doesn't change the fact the markets are completely rigged atm by Citadel. Imagine if you could just take the opposite side of every single trade without needing to put up margin or collateral and some price spoofing. They rake Billions off this scheme as if we even need them to "MM" when its really a Modern day bucketshop they are running.

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I only do Spy, QQQ, and blue chips like NEE, BAH, BX, DIS and sometimes things like KMI and SOFI. I have also been doing this a very long time. Yes you can make money, but only if you assume there is corruption and play accordingly. Markets are rigged, and if you can't see that you are either blatantly lying or you aren't really an investor.

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Can you pump NEE

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Natgas futures yes but not LNG or even UNG Try CEG or NEE

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NEE latest earnings call summary by ai: [https://www.earningsdigest.ai/stock/analyze/NEE-2023-Q4](https://www.earningsdigest.ai/stock/analyze/NEE-2023-Q4)

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NEE lmao

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Anyone playing NEE earnings?

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Is anyone looking at NEE (nextera) to trade for earnings? Do you think stock can go over $61? Last quarter it beat earnings?

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Thank you! Appreciate the coverage of AAPL, NEE, UAL, AAL, DAL, and JNJ. Do you track the petrol/energy companies too? Like XOM, CVX, and DVN? Or defense tickers like RTX? Thanks again!

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Wow a believer. We are decades away from “global” EV have you traveled to Africa or Asia scooters bikes and busses. No infrastructure, the politics and jobs/ effect on economy/ materials / and to say US because Cali is nuts. I just left SF where yeah I could believe EV is real to OH. Let me say EV is not here or anywhere in between. Bidens wants and reality are far away trump wanted a wall Obama wanted free health care everyone has wants. Is lithium bullish sure in time. You can buy now and hold but who knows what legislation will be enacted. Lithiums not funding wars or used as a commodity for tariffs so really no one cares. You can scrap some gains though. I like lac now and QS. I think NEE is close to a buy I did like lthm but they just merged and is now ALTM so I’m looking into them. Good luck please don’t believe the hype though we are 30-50 yrs away from us national adoption let alone global.

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NEE - NextEra Energy. Why? NEE is essentially a public utility which owns FPL which supplies power to much of Florida. Why? Because Florida is growing despite its problems with housing and insurance costs and population growth will translate into greater profits for NEE through FPL. Why not? You are a global warming zealot and you think Florida is already underwater or will be soon.

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NEE, Stone, AMZN

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Stuff like FLNC, STEM, and NEE?

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I believe the Utilities, gold miners, and REITs will beat the S&P 500 this year. If there's an economic downturn people will run to Utilities. If economy is strong, then rates will be lowered and people will be trying to get into bond proxies for income (REITs & Utilities). If the Fed cuts rates it will weaken the dollar and make alternative assets such as gold and bitcorn (yes, I spelled it that way on purpose) out perform equities. I believe the mag 7 stocks will struggle due to over valuation which will cause the S&P to have minimal gains. If someone wanted broad sector representation i think the Russel 2000 would be a better index to be in compare to the Nasdaq and S&P 500. Current Utility holdings: WEC, NRG, VST Current REITS: PSA, IIPR Current gold miner: NEM (Do not like WEC's new capital allocation strategy so looking for another Utility reccomendation other than NEE).

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This is why I stay away from NEE, solar farms in Florida? Ok, let me know how that works out for ya, not sure you can engineer a solar farm to not have problems with hurricane force winds.

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Which of your positions are up so far in 2024? Mine are LLY, NEE, and NOK

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NEE

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NEE all in, I got a feeling

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NEE holder here on the basis of "debt levels are not an issue"

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Buy NEE. ZIM. DIS. F. Or IBM Or. Buy everything

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I’ll go first: PNC, a regional bank that should benefit as interest rates decline; MSFT, as the cloud theory of everything comes back; and NEE, with rate cuts and population growth

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NEE has always been a solid

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I like AMZN as well along with NEE and RUN. I’m hoping for a rebound in energy.

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Trying to give different way and judge after 10 years whether I am right or wrong. OXY ($60.81) PFE ($28.40) TSLA ($252.54) NEE ($59.75)

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NEE!

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Recently opened positions in MDT and NEE but I could see more downside in both names. Rather be early than late

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What specific REITS, Split corps, and utility stocks would you recommend? I've been putting some in ALB, and NEE, and also the ETF VPU. I've been putting some money in real estate too (VNQ), but I was also thinking about companies that provide materials for projects, not just the banks. What do you think? Also interested in general what high dividend stocks you recommend.

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Need to cash out to buy the beat down stocks, like F NEE, DIS

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TLT and NEE. To the moon

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NEE to. $90

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NEP Either interest rates will crush them and their parent company NEE will disown them and I will lose thousands Or A techy utility solar new age b.s company that's down 45% will return to the valuation it was at 6 months ago because stocks go up and rate cuts will get priced in.

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TLT NEE DIS F iBM Thank yourself later

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In 2005, lived in South Florida and was getting consistently high electricity bills. Saw at the time that Florida Power & Light was constantly asking the Public Service Commission for rate increases and figured if they were screwing me, then they were doing it to every customer, so I bought the stock. I figured if the lights came on then I knew they were still in business. It became NEE during that time and I sold it this year since it was very overvalued and thankfully before Q3 earnings when it collapsed.

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Buy; NEE, TLT, DIS, F, IBM. Thank yourself later.

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The time to chase dividends was when Utilities got curbstomped in solidarity with NEE.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

TLT and NEE calls, where the best to buy today to hold for a few day for a pop.

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r/stocksSee Comment

Do you think interest rates are going up, down, or staying the same over the next 12-15 months? If you think it’s anything else but going down, I’d probably stay away from electric utilities. There’s a lot of debt rollover that is going to happen in the next 12-18 months. NEP (spe of NEE) announced a 50% payout reduction indefinitely due to increased financing costs. AEP had additional 300MM interest expense last quarter. If you really want one, I’d look at one that has been especially beaten down or seems to really well on their rate cases. It’s going to be hard for utilities to pass through enough costs to both deal with debt rollover and their cap ex plans. Not advice, definitely could be completely wrong.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

NEE

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

NEE, TLT, DIS, IBM, F. You can Thank yourself later,

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

TLT, NEE, DIS, F. Thank yourself later

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r/investingSee Comment

Renewables are trading at a bargain. They may continue to face headwinds for a few quarters, but that will change. ENPH, ARRY, SHLS, FLNC, and utilities with renewable assets like NEE and CWEN. Some of these are going to end up being monsters, just a matter of picking wisely or going with an ETF.

r/investingSee Comment

NEE has been pretty good to me. Importantly NEE provides energy in Florida through FPL and Florida is growing particularly down south where FPL does business so you have that working for you. Just a thought.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

TLT, NEE, DIS, F. Not financial advise,

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r/optionsSee Comment

Just had a NEE December call at 50 assigned stock is at 57.83 and change, option price is around 8 (notmuch liquidity) Divident record date is today. I guess they were trying to capture the dividend of 47 cents???? I think there may be a 30 cent profit for the person calling the stock. Probably a computerized trade.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

All I do is think back to the last leap of faith NEE, MTCH, etc and know this time will be different.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

want to make money, buy. F, DIS, NEE, TLT. 60-90 days

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r/stocksSee Comment

Kinder Morgan is buying their Texas gas pipelines so $NEE is going to get a lot of cash. However, their dividend is likely to get cut with lost pipeline revenue since most pipelines are cashflow machines.

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r/stocksSee Comment

Bought it and XLU which is 12% NEE.

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r/stocksSee Comment

Did anyone buy NEE at near October lows? It felt violently sold off, and I peeped a friend on it. They’re big on holding dividend stocks, and it paid off hard for them already.

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r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

my GOOGL and NEE positions were both up well over +100% and not expiring until 2025 but i just have a funny feeling today guys. i clicked the magic button and took my money. liquidated all my AMZN too. im not claiming anything crazy here but my gut feelings have been very right lately. ill find new entrys once whatevers about to happen happens. good luck dudes

r/wallstreetbetsSee Comment

want to make money, buy. F, DIS, NEE, TLT

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