SmartCheese420 Posted - 1 day ago

@Issbdisjson $LEU $FLR

StockAutoPro Posted - 1 week ago

$FLR: At $25.67. Equity buy for a target of $32. Infrastructure spending and renewable energy projects bolster its growth outlook.

traderjoe90 Posted - 1 week ago

$FLR Jan 57.5 calls hot.

kodiak13 Posted - 1 week ago

@TurnaroundMD guys, don’t argue with this guy. Him and I have been in $FLR for years to get a piece of nuscale, years before SMR went public. I’ve spent my entire career in commercial nuclear as well and paper projects don’t appease to large utilities/stakeholders. Point is, rather than argue with emotion I would listen to this man and his years of DD on this industry, there is no fluff or speculation in the facts he states. And again, this is not bashing innovation, it’s necessary, but they all have a long way’s to go

Winning_calls Posted - 1 week ago

$FLR pick me up@ $55.86♡

TurnaroundMD Posted - 1 week ago

@Nakuldesai They are all overvalued which is why I own $FLR. But at least $SMR has a license to actually build a reactor $NNE and $OKLO haven't even submitted an application the the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This process took NuScale a decade to complete and that was with a somewhat conventional design. $NNE and $Oklo are proposing major leaps in technology and while I applaud them for that it also increases the risk massively. Either way, SMR has a huge lead.

worldscheesiest Posted - 1 week ago

$FLR $GE $SMR $OKLO $NNE this guy gets it

TurnaroundMD Posted - 1 week ago

$SMR There are two types of SMR companies right now. Those with an NRC license (NuScale) and those with ideas on paper $OKLO $GE $NNE in any case I own $FLR to limit my downside and still participate in the Nuclear resurgence.

ZukosResurrection Posted - 1 week ago

$XRP.X I've been here since. 13 cents. THIS IS AND WILL BE THE BANGER. $flr also.

nostic Posted - 1 week ago

$KULR KULR Technology Group Inc. has developed proprietary carbon fiber cathodes for integration into small modular reactors (SMRs) within laser-based nuclear fusion systems. These cathodes are designed to withstand extreme conditions, leveraging KULR's experience in aerospace and defense applications. The company has announced a collaboration with a PROMINENT NUCLEAR FUSION COMPANY to implement these custom cathodes in their SMR designs. However, specific details about the partner company have not been publicly disclosed. This partnership aims to advance the development of affordable and reliable nuclear fusion energy, addressing the growing global demand for sustainable energy solutions. My guess is it's Longview Fusion Energy Systems, which has partnered with $FLR to build the world's first commercial nuclear fusion plant. Or maybe Xcimer, which is also doing very big things.

CatDog38 Posted - 2 weeks ago

@Painful @1_fed_wolf the other stock besides CCL that I have flipped for probably 3 or4 years is $FLR and this year has been the best but I stopped flipping it around 55 before my luck runs out

DonCorleone77 Posted - 2 weeks ago

$FLR Fluor CFO Joe Brennan to retire Fluor "announced that after more than three decades of service, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Joe Brennan, will retire effective July 1, 2025. Fluor's Board of Directors has appointed John Regan as his successor, effective March 1, 2025. egan currently serves as Fluor's Executive Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer. He brings more than three decades of financial and industry expertise, as well as extensive experience managing public company financial planning, reporting and operations. Prior to joining Fluor, Regan served as CFO of Alta Mesa and CFO of Vine Oil & Gas LP. Regan is a Certified Public Accountant, licensed in Texas, and began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers."

jb06880 Posted - 11/30/24

@jimy1111 @TurnaroundMD $FLR already sold. Recognizing a $1.6B gain in q4. Buying back their stock. Low debt. Read the earnings. Also pretty sure they are going to build the Mexico wall FWIW but I think $FLR nuclear know how will prove invaluable.

crtlabz Posted - 11/29/24

$FLR

Estimize Posted - 11/27/24

Wall St is expecting 0.78 EPS for $FLR Q4 [Reporting 02/25 BMO] http://www.estimize.com/intro/flr?chart=historical&metric_name=eps&utm_cont

TurnaroundMD Posted - 11/26/24

@jimy1111 Thanks, I agree with you people should focus on ideas not insults. You may like my YouTube channel. We share the same conclusion that Oklo and SMR are basically not worthy of investing at the moment. $FLR is the way. https://youtu.be/irJ6-G0Sjh4

TurnaroundMD Posted - 11/26/24

@jimy1111 I agree with you on the FOMO side of things. Just more or less arguing against a short position in SMR. Also for the record $FLR has built Nuclear reactors before albeit it's been a long time. As for GE PWR vs NuSclae LWR, you said it yourself Natural gas plants are easier to build. NuScales LWR uses a number of off-the-shelf components from Natural gas plants which gives some economies of scale benefits. Not to mention the reactor Vessel will be fabricated in a factory. The large PWRs that Westing House and GE build require too much custom fabrication. As far as that story goes the NuScale SMR's are better than the existing fleet. Also I do think I should point out that the NuScale SMR is a simplified version of the existing reactors we have aboard Nuclear Submarines. So to a degree there are real world proof of concepts. https://www.fluorconstructors.com/project-experience/project-details-callaway

TurnaroundMD Posted - 11/26/24

@kodiak13 @GOAME @SmallNuclearReactors Thanks for the support! I need to work on my production quality but I'm hoping to build a brand here. The goal is to land an interview with exec's from $FLR/$SMR/$DXC but I have a lot of work to do before then.

TurnaroundMD Posted - 11/26/24

@jimy1111 Yes $SMR is probably overvalued but I don't see $FLR selling as a risk because it won't be on the open market. Fluor has repeatedly said that they've found an investor and they've hinted that the investor is a major data center customer. If that's true then I wouldn't be surprised if they get paid a premium for their SMR sale and the announcement that Google/AWS/MSFT has bought a non-dilutive stake in SMR will cause the stock to rise since NuScale will have a new path to market.

jimy1111 Posted - 11/26/24

@Vision2024 $FLR holds more than 50% of $SMR. Once they sell all $FLR will have more in cash than market value.

Vision2024 Posted - 11/26/24

$SMR the slippery slope of excessive valuation and the overhang of the $flr shares is here

jimy1111 Posted - 11/26/24

$SMR This is worst than $SAVA. $FLR holds more than 50% of the share count in class B share. They will be selling it starting next quarter. I would not buy unless you want lose money and become bag holder. Short $SMR and long $FLR is the trade.

incrediblehulkanen Posted - 11/25/24

$ANKR.X Partnership 3. Flare Network: Ankr partnered with Flare to deliver high-performance Remote Procedure Call (RPC) services. This collaboration enhances developer tools for dApp creation, offering streamlined access to blockchain data on Flare’s network . $FLR

TurnaroundMD Posted - 11/25/24

Check out my latest thoughts on the SMR market $SMR $OKLO $FLR https://youtu.be/irJ6-G0Sjh4

crtlabz Posted - 11/25/24

$FLR $61 on the way!

WallStreetCub Posted - 11/25/24

@BigBullnBear $FLR can make that happen.

Vision2024 Posted - 4 weeks ago

$FLR $SMR 👇👇 good pt but SMR is moving as if they have delivered a large book of business Difficult to short given the momentum

kodiak13 Posted - 4 weeks ago

$FLR these Dec 20 $52 Calls are lovely

TurnaroundMD Posted - 4 weeks ago

$FLR's stake in Nuscale ($SMR) is almost worth $4 Billion. That's almost twice FLR's book value. Thus it stands to reason that Fluor's book value will at least double overnight simply by de-consolidating NuScale and selling some of its stake. Perhaps even more if a hyperscaler does buy the Nuscale equity from them.

crtlabz Posted - 1 month ago

$FLR $56