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$NUAI suprised by the weakness in volume. was expecting more this week

$PALI more buyers daily then sellers

$PALI accumulation continues..

$ORBS... might squeeze soon

More positive news has been released over the last few months as well $NUAI very good chart

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@TradingGasMoney I was in $CIFR from $3 sold at $7 hindsight should of held. $NUAI is the same play but I believe on a grander scale overall. We shall see.

$ORBS I mean in a few months we will be wishing we had these prices… well you will be wishing

$SLNH another silent data center company that’s building.. the market will soon not ignore but partner with those who are building $SLNH probably $5+ in 12 months

I remember when $CIFR was around $5-7 the DAT center cycle is about to commence again .. $NUAI will be the next mega mover

$NUAI this drop is meaningless today. There is barely any sell volume. Massive deals and more deals made. We are holding large positions because we know what is coming and that’s $20

Loaded more $NAUI

$ORBS

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$NUAI big move soon fake drop today from the shorts

$ONDS wow

$NUAI WTFFFFF

$NUAI

$NUAI is being priced by the market as a speculative micro-cap development story with dilution risk and no revenue. That framing is wrong. What NUAI actually is, as of April 2026, is an infrastructure GP with full ownership of a 1+ GW hyperscale data center campus in the Permian Basin, backed by a capital stack that includes Macquarie, Stream Data Centers, and a sponsor-level institutional capital partner whose profile is likely consistent with Apollo Global Management. The market hasn't caught up to the fact that NUAI's partner roster and financing architecture now resemble those of a mid-stage infrastructure platform, not a speculative land play. In the last six months, NUAI has assembled a partner ecosystem that would be credible for a company many times its market cap. Each partner validates the project from a different angle, and together they form the complete capital-to-delivery pipeline that hyperscalers require before signing. Stream Data Centers is the centerpiece. Stream is a Tier-1 U.S. data center developer and operator with 25+ years of track record building for hyperscalers. Stream's CEO publicly called West Texas "a premier data center territory" and said Stream is "proud to be partnered with New Era to build out a world scale data center." Stream is the development and operating partner — they bring the construction execution, the operational playbook, and the hyperscaler relationships. When a hyperscaler's site selection team evaluates TCDC, they see Stream on the other side of the table. That changes the conversation entirely. Stream does not lend its name or operational capacity to projects it doesn't believe will reach delivery. The Institutional Capital Partner is the equity engine behind the Stream JV. The LOI describes this partner as a third-party sponsor and arranger of institutional capital with significant experience in digital infrastructure and energy investments. The name has not been publicly disclosed, but the profile narrows the field considerably. The most likely candidate is Apollo Global Management (see substack.com/home/post/p-19…). Apollo has been among the most aggressive institutional deployers of capital into data center and digital infrastructure over the past two years, with a well-documented thesis around power-constrained hyperscale development and behind-the-meter energy solutions. The description in the LOI — institutional scale, infrastructure and energy expertise, sponsor-level equity commitment alongside a Tier-1 developer like Stream — fits Apollo's current strategy and deployment pace almost exactly. Apollo also has existing relationships across the data center capital markets ecosystem that overlap with the players already involved in TCDC. If it's not Apollo, it's someone comparable — the description constrains the universe to a handful of firms globally that operate at the intersection of institutional-scale equity capital, digital infrastructure investment, and energy development. That list includes names like Blackstone Infrastructure, KKR Global Infrastructure, Brookfield, and DigitalBridge, all of whom are actively deploying into hyperscale development in the current cycle. Regardless of which specific firm it is, a sponsor-level institutional capital partner with deep infrastructure experience has evaluated TCDC, evaluated Stream as the operator, and agreed to commit equity and arrange debt financing for the project. The identity matters less than what the commitment signals — that this project passed the diligence bar of an institutional capital allocator whose entire business is evaluating exactly this type of opportunity. When the name is disclosed — likely at or around definitive agreement with Stream — it becomes an independent catalyst in its own right. If it is Apollo or a peer-caliber name, the market will be forced to reconcile NUAI's micro-cap valuation with the fact that one of the world's largest alternative asset managers chose to back this specific project. That reconciliation drives a re-rating independent of the hyperscaler lease itself, because it validates the capital formation thesis and the platform economics before a single tenant is signed. Macquarie Group closed a $290 million senior secured term loan facility at the project level through TCDC LLC. This is project-level debt, structured in multiple tranches, underwritten by one of the world's premier infrastructure lenders. Macquarie's diligence process for a facility this size takes months and involves deep technical, commercial, and power analysis. The fact that they closed means they built a model that works. Macquarie also voluntarily purchased $5 million in NUAI equity at a 20% premium to market and took warrants struck at a 20% premium with a $4.30 floor. A senior secured lender buying equity at a premium is not standard. It signals conviction in the equity upside beyond the debt, which is as strong a signal as a lender can give. The combined message of Stream, the institutional capital partner, and Macquarie arriving in a single quarter is: the development partner, the equity capital partner, and the debt capital partner have all independently diligenced this project and concluded it is financeable and deliverable. That is the complete infrastructure development stack. NUAI is not waiting for capital formation — capital formation is done. It is waiting for the anchor tenant signature, and the entire partner roster was assembled specifically to enable that signature. --------------------------- The April offering raised approximately $100 million. Companies completing a public offering are restricted from ATM issuances for roughly two months following the deal. If NUAI raised that kind of money knowing it cannot access the ATM during this restricted period, the implication is that they intend to deploy that capital aggressively and soon, not let it sit on the balance sheet as a safety cushion. After retiring the SharonAI note, the remaining net proceeds plus the Macquarie facility give NUAI the resources to accelerate site work, advance equipment procurement, fund its GP co-investment alongside the institutional capital partner, and push TCDC toward construction commencement on the Q2 2026 timeline they've guided to. Tens of millions of dollars are being put to work on growth in the near term. This is a company in deployment mode, not preservation mode. The capital raise was the starting gun. Everything converges on one event: the signed hyperscaler anchor tenant lease. Management has publicly guided to signing an anchor tenant. Stream's hyperscaler relationships are helpful. The institutional capital partner's commitment makes the financing package presentable to a hyperscaler procurement team. Macquarie's facility provides the debt layer. The BTM power architecture provides the speed-to-power that hyperscalers are paying a premium for. The 438-acre site provides the expansion runway that hyperscalers require for multi-phase commitments. The CFO's compensation is structured to vest on exactly this outcome. Every element of the capital stack, the partner roster, and the management incentive structure has been assembled to produce this single event. When it happens, TCDC transitions from speculative development to contracted infrastructure and the risk profile of the company changes categorically. Project-level economics become modelable. The GP fee streams become forecastable. The platform thesis becomes provable. And the stock re-rates from speculative micro-cap to infrastructure GP with a contracted asset and a replicable platform. At roughly $3.35 per share post-offering and approximately 86-90 million shares outstanding, the market is implying a total enterprise value that assigns almost no premium to the partner stack, the GP economics, or the platform pipeline. The downside is bounded by the land asset, which has independent market value that likely exceeds its carrying cost. The upside is leveraged to GP economics on a platform that, if TCDC delivers, has a visible pipeline extending to 7+ GW across multiple geographies. The risk is concentrated on a single binary catalyst — the hyperscaler signature — that every partner in the structure was brought in to deliver. For investors willing to underwrite that binary and hold through the volatility of a micro-cap float, the setup is as favorable as development-stage infrastructure gets. PS: I strongly recommend following @ThePrudentWhale for in-depth analysis on $NUAI. His work product is some of the best I've ever seen.

$PALI Daily chart Buy Signal Hit @ 1.84... Last time $PALI had a Daily chart buy signal was around 0.74 cents and the stock ran 200%... I am expecting $PALI to retest $2.64 High and possible run to $5+