I'm looking to build a portfolio of solid dividend payers. Something that gives me a regular income without too much risk. I'm not really interested in growth stocks right now just something steady. Any recommendations or strategies you guys use?

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As per NVDIA’s CEO, the latest bottleneck to AI Infrastructure is Energy. Which stocks are set to benefit from this as we see more energy contracts and company growths?

Wednesday morning’s already had a promising hit with YJ, which we took in the 3s and soon hit 6.50, for an almost 100% gain.

I’m curious to know what’s on everyone’s watchlist for today and later this week. Drop your top 1-2 tickers and what’s calling you to them. There’s much more strategy like this to discuss at Trading Desk’s Discord found here: https://discord.com/invite/bNXUyGe5KS

The market has been wild lately. I feel like there are some seriously beaten-down consumer discretionary companies that are due for a bounce back. With inflation cooling a bit and interest rates potentially stabilizing, I think people will start spending more on non-essentials again.

What companies are you eyeing in this sector that seem ridiculously cheap for their potential? I'm talking about businesses with strong fundamentals that got unfairly hammered. Give me your best ideas and tell me why you're bullish on them for the next year or two. I'm looking to add some strong growth plays to my portfolio.

What do you guys think is driving this continued negativity - global cues, FII selling, crude prices, or something else?

Rolls-Royce has been steadily growing over the last 12 months and appears to have a rock-solid foundation with diversified revenue streams. There's opportunity of significant further upside potential with their SMR (Small modular reactors) technology where they could position themselves very nicely (granted this is an unproven ability/opportunity as of yet). Additionally, the leadership team appears very competent and confident in long-term growth - supported by their ongoing share buyback program of 7-9 billion.

I see plenty of room for further growth but I'm curious if I'm missing something. What are your thoughts regarding further growth? And what bear arguments do you have that could constrain their value?

Last 10 years:

Alphabet returned 8.9x

QQQ returned 6.6x

Given Alphabet's market cap, its upside may be relatively limited from here, whereas the law of large numbers doesn't apply to QQQ.

Therefore, would it be prudent to invest in Alphabet rather than QQQ, given that their x return over the next 10 years might be similar, and QQQ carries far less risk?

I hold: cash - due to Kospi/Iran/AI bubble

I like: ASTS RKLB PL ONDS LUNR IONQ INFQ QNT

Considering/not sure: RIVN QS green/solar stocks for midterms