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Energy prices are on the rise, with oil shortages and demand from AI. America is quickly using up its Oil reserves. Oil reserves are the lowest in 40 years! AI’s electricity use is 50% higher than last year. With Big Tech spending $ 400 billion on AI infrastructure buildout, energy use will further surge.
The AI boom is putting an unprecedented strain on our physical infrastructure. AI data centres have shattered U.S. electricity demand records, and states like Texas are hitting their absolute physical limits for new power loads.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang just made something clear that most investors are still missing: the biggest opportunity in AI is not AI itself. It is the infrastructure quietly powering all of it.
As these models get bigger and smarter, they demand enormous amounts of high-bandwidth memory to run. Every AI breakthrough you cheer for is really a fresh surge of demand for the hardware working behind the scenes.
And all this demands more power.
“The electricity demand from data centres is up 50% from last year and could be 100% over the next two years. I’m carefully investing in energy stock.” – deVere CEO, Nigel Green.
There are great opportunities in the energy and AI sector for savvy investors.
Despite all the AI and Energy hype, always stay diversified and consult a financial adviser before making any investment decisions.
The Bugatti Veyron was the world’s first hypercar (only 450 were made) and, despite shattering every performance record, it never won in the auction-value segment. But things are changing for the flagship of style, luxury and speed. The younger generation is scooping up these “new vintage cars”.
A modern vintage hypercar can be taken to the track, raced at crazy high speeds, and then driven home on back roads. This may be why newer collectors covet relatively modern hypercars. They are easier to live with.
Other supercar brands like Ferrari and Porsche have long waiting lists, and it could take years for your custom Ferrari delivery. Younger wealthy investors want something rare, but they want it now, so hello Bugatti.
Since 2021, the Veyron has gained about 20% in value, now at around $1.9 million.
Could modern-day instant gratification be the catalyst that will push the Veyron into sky-high value, or are there too many young tech and AI billionaires around wanting to spend money after selling their companies?
Are classic cars the new trend in diversifying your portfolio while having some fun as well?
Please note, the above is for educational purposes only and does not constitute advice. You should always contact your adviser for a personal consultation.
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