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Bloom Energy has surged nearly 556% since last year. A 36% gain in 2026 would get it there.
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Geopolitical conflict in the Middle East is a near-term headwind, and you need to keep that fact in mind as you think about long-term investing.
The U.S. has announced a plan to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
History shows us that oil price spikes caused by geopolitical events tend to be relatively short-lived.
Politicians are taking sides, but the ultimate result may be underwhelming.
The decade ahead is very uncertain for small modular reactor stocks like NuScale.
The Oracle of Omaha was banking on success with a time-tested energy company before entering retirement.
Investors have two ways to profit from this stock.
The uranium company posted a highly encouraging update.
SMR technology holds great potential for supply power to the AI industry.
The oil and natural gas player's fourth-quarter results disappointed investors, but its long-term outlook remains strong.
As precious metals and critical minerals come into focus, mining stocks offer investors significant upside potential.
Energy Transfer and Digital Realty are reliable income investments.
The small modular reactor maker has a lot to prove.
Warren Buffett bet big on this popular oil stock.
The nuclear energy stock is down 65% from all-time highs.
Occidental rallied along with oil prices, as rhetoric from Iran's new Ayatollah and President Trump pointed to an impasse regarding oil flows.
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USA Rare Earth's stock has attracted significant investor attention amid U.S. efforts to secure domestic rare-earth production.
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The U.S. has announced a plan to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
There's a new breed of nuclear stocks in town.
Politicians are taking sides, but the ultimate result may be underwhelming.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has spurred widespread uncertainty across the stock market.
The Oracle of Omaha was banking on success with a time-tested energy company before entering retirement.