What $8 AI Savior Stock Is Ross Givens Teasing?

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Today I’m looking into a stock teaser presentation by Ross Givens, who claims we could make 5x to 25x our money with his latest “AI Savior” stock pick…

“Investors on High Alert as One Little-Known ‘Savior Stock’ – trading at just $8 right now – Offers a Rare Opportunity to Profit in the NEXT A.I. Boom!”

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“It has the potential to explode your net worth by 5… 10… as much as 25 TIMES if you get positioned soon…”

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20241108042448/https://stealthmodeinvesting.com/nuclear

What’s it all about? What stock is Ross Givens teasing? And is it legit?

That’s what I wanted to know. So I studied Ross Givens’ presentation to find out, and in this post, I’ll show you exactly what I found.

Ross Givens’ “A.I. Apocalypse” Prediction

The 50,000-foot overview of Ross Givens’ prediction is this:

• AI uses a LOT of energy, and we don’t have enough to meet that demand.
• This energy shortage could cause a major crash in AI and tech-related stocks.
• The solution, according to Givens, is nuclear energy.

Ross Givens began his presentation by pointing out that, right now, there are around 3,000 data centers located throughout the U.S. And that just one of those (the one for Facebook) spans 4.6 million square feet (about 70 NFL football fields).

Those are some pretty staggering numbers to think about, especially since we will need (way) more data centers in the future as AI adoption continues to grow.

And as Givens pointed out, these data centers require a LOT of energy, which he believes we are “simply not equipped” to handle.

“Operating at full capacity, A.I. data centers could soon surpass the annual electricity usage of countries like Ireland, the Netherlands, and Sweden!”

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“… we’re simply not equipped to meet these colossal demands.

“Much of our existing electrical grid was designed in the 1960s and 1970s — for a population half the size of America right now.”

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“… we have nowhere near enough juice to keep things moving forward.”

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“If a solution isn’t found soon, this unprecedented demand for electricity could lead to SEVERE consequences.”

So, Ross Givens believes we may not have enough energy to meet the increased demand placed on the grid by AI in the future. And despite the ‘doom and gloom’ sensationalism… he does make a good point, and it’s one that even mainstream news sites are talking about.

What impact could his prediction have on the stock market?

And more specifically, how does all of this relate to his stock pick?

Personally, I don’t think we’ll see an “AI apocalypse” scenario like Ross Givens is predicting (so I would take that with a grain of salt).

However, if we did have an energy crisis due to energy demand outpacing supply, then (among other things) AI and tech-related stocks could take a hit.

Ross Givens likens this potential scenario to the dot-com bubble of 2000…

“Just the other week, Nvidia’s market cap hit $3 trillion.

“But if the Great Power Suck turns into a killer buzzsaw, like both Elon Musk and I say is possible…

“It could trigger a full-on A.I. Apocalypse. 

“Check out this graphic. It shows what could happen to Nvidia if it experiences a massive meltdown like the Hottest Internet Stock of 2000 (Cisco)… in the aftermath of the dot-com bubble…

“That’s a nightmare scenario, right?

“And not just for Nvidia investors. Because momentum is everything on Wall Street, it would lead to an unstoppable contagion.

“If the market panics, tens or even HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of dollars could be wiped off your individual portfolio in the blink of an eye… even if you don’t own Nvidia!”

Again, I would take what Givens says with a grain of salt. But I do think there’s a non-zero chance that energy demand could outstrip supply at some point in the future, and if that happened, some stocks could be negatively impacted (even if only temporarily).

What’s the solution?

According to Ross Givens, the solution is nuclear energy. In the presentation, he pointed out that nuclear is safe, affordable, and clean (which is absolutely true).

There’s a lot of misinformation out there about nuclear energy, but nuclear is one of the cleanest energy sources on the planet (by far), and it’s incredibly safe.

Anyways, Ross Givens believes that the answer to the energy situation he’s predicted is nuclear. And he pointed out that numerous billionaires (including Gates, Buffet, Bezos, Altman) have been “sinking billions” into small modular reactors (SMRs), which are small nuclear reactors that are designed to be safer, cheaper, and faster to build.

“All Those Billionaires I Mentioned Are Investing in the Star of the Future – Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)”

So, what stock is he teasing?

Read on.

What Is Ross Givens’ $8 AI Savior Stock?

Ross Givens is teasing a small modular reactor (SMR) stock.

Let’s start by analyzing his clues, and then I’ll show you what stock I think he’s teasing:

“I’ve done my research, and I have a tiny upstart I’m calling the $8 AI Savior Stock They Don’t Want You to Know About. 

“Here are 3 big reasons why you should check it out today:

• “BIG REASON #1: Billionaire Sam Altman, best known as the CEO of OpenAI and a true genius in this space, is taking a lead role pushing this innovative nuclear power company forward. 
• “BIG REASON #2: It specializes in building 15-100 megawatt nuclear fission reactors aimed directly at data centers and utility companies. Exactly the target market we know is getting hit hard on the power front!
• “BIG REASON #3: It recently went public and now you can get your hands on its shares as easily as you would with any other stock, using your existing online broker.”

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“On September 26, 2024, this under-the-radar company finalized agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to conduct site investigations at their preferred location in Idaho.”

So, based on that, we’re looking for a small nuclear SMR stock where Sam Altman is involved, that specializes in building 15-100 megawatt nuclear fission reactors, and that only recently went public.

What’s he teasing?

Ross Givens’ “AI Savior” stock pick is Oklo Inc (ticker: OKLO), a California-based company that designs compact fast reactors.

Why do I think that?

First and foremost, because the only nuclear company I know of that Sam Altman is involved in is Oklo, which I learned by researching a different stock teaser a couple months ago. Sam Altman is chairman of the board of directors at Oklo, and he has been since 2015.

So that was a dead giveaway when Ross Givens shared that clue.

From there, I found the following statement at the bottom of Ross Givens’ presentation:

“*Featured stock had a price per share of $8.09 as of September 30, 2024.”

And when you look at the chart for Oklo, that’s the exact price it was on that date:

The other clues match as well.

So, Oklo is definitely the stock he’s teasing here. And to his credit, it has seen a huge rally since he recommended it (up over 3X).

Is he still recommending it?

Well, since the teaser is still being advertised and Ross Givens claims his recommendation could “explode your net worth by 5… 10… as much as 25 times,” then he is likely still recommending it to his subscribers. But I am only guessing.

The only way to find out for sure what Ross Givens is recommending is to join his service, Stealth Trades, for $5. That will give you access to his “AI Savior Stock” report and other stocks he’s recommending.

I haven’t joined his service, so I don’t know if it’s worthwhile or not, but at least now you don’t have to join just to find out the name and ticker of his AI pick. And if you want to know about one other stock he recently recommended, check out this article I wrote.

Bottom Line

Despite the sensationalism about a so-called “AI apocalypse” and the “25 times” your money hype… this was an interesting presentation. I think Ross Givens made some good points, and I also think the nuclear energy industry has a bright future ahead.

Does that mean you’ll make money following his stock recommendation?

Not necessarily, no.

No one can predict what will happen in the market because there are way too many variables and risks to take into consideration. So, even though he may be right, I wouldn’t suggest rushing into anything without doing your due diligence.

Either way, I hope you found this post helpful.

And I wish you the best of success moving forward!