GE Vernova Inc. Common Stock (GEV)

Both companies are riding the rising demand for electricity. GE Vernova builds the equipment, while NextEra Energy runs a large Florida utility and builds solar, wind, and battery projects.

Texas' governor-elect could completely freeze the state's booming data center market.

The Nasdaq is falling again after Wednesday's rally. If the past month's swings have worn on you, here's how we're thinking about them.

GE Vernova has strong recent momentum and growth prospects, and its momentum is improving.

Bloom Energy is clean tech, while GE Vernova is a picks-and-shovels play, but neither one offers me this investment's 5.4% yield.

Making it is one thing. Getting it where it needs to go is another.

It was mentioned positively in a new research note on AI infrastructure stocks.

AI can't scale without electricity -- here are three power stocks built to profit from the demand over the next decade.

Alphabet's 12% drop followed search and YouTube misses as Google Cloud beat. Altimetry likes Microsoft, AMD and Generac and avoids CoreWeave and Cipher Digital.

As the stock's momentum continues to build, the price per share could soon rise above $1,000 again.

GE Vernova reported blowout quarterly numbers and a $9 billion acquisition, but investors are still finding reasons to sell.

Before any AI model can train, someone has to build the data center and keep the lights on -- and that's where these three companies come in.

GE Vernova beat Q3 revenue and earnings estimates, with backlog reaching $197 billion, yet shares fell as new order signings slowed and investors questioned backlog quality.

Sold out on gas turbines, GE Vernova now wants to take over the grid that powers the AI boom.

Margin expansion on gas power shipments signals pricing power is taking hold as the company scales production.

Both AI infrastructure stocks are trading far below their all-time highs.

Woes with the company’s wind business are weighing on investors’ minds

Backlog surged to $197 billion as Power and Electrification margins expanded sharply.

Global electricity demand is surging, and these five numbers reveal where the biggest energy investment opportunities could emerge.