Six minutes before we get started with trading here at the New York Stock Exchange on this Thursday. Let's get a mad dash in. We're going to stay on the power generation theme if we >> uh with GE Vernova.>> Yeah. So, we have two themes. One is we have the actual building the data center and the other is we have the do you have enough power do it.Now, GE Vernova is the cheap way to do it because they're natural gas. The problem is is that they did not increase capacity. There's only three companies that actu ...

Group 1: Power Generation and Capacity - GE Vernova is positioned as a cost-effective solution for power generation through natural gas, but it faces capacity constraints with availability not expected until 2030 [2][3] - There are only three companies manufacturing natural gas generators, and GE Vernova is one of them, indicating a limited supply in the market [2] - The nuclear power situation is projected to be operational by 2035, highlighting a long-term timeline for alternative energy sources [3] Group 2: Market Dynamics and Pricing Power - The recent market downturn was partially influenced by broader trading conditions and specific company stories, such as Oracle [4] - Companies like Micron are experiencing a lack of pricing power due to being sold out, which limits their ability to raise prices despite demand [5] - The stock market is facing a "catch 22" scenario where companies can only raise prices if they receive new equipment, but this could lead to falling prices if supply increases [6] Group 3: Future Considerations - There is skepticism regarding the feasibility of endless data center expansions without addressing the underlying supply issues [6] - The potential for fusion energy is mentioned as a future consideration, though it remains speculative at this stage [7]