Vistra VST powers an AI data center from nuclear and grid assets as CEO Jim Burke invests $1.17 million in shares near $135.

⚡ Vistra Corp. (VST): CEO Buys $1.17M on the Dip—Is This AI Power Giant Finally Cheap? 🔌🤖

Vistra CEO Jim Burke just invested roughly $1.17 million in VST near $135. With AI data centers devouring electricity, nuclear agreements with Meta and AWS, surging EBITDA and a seemingly irresistible 0.34 PEG, the bull case looks powerful. But prior insider selling and enormous growth expectations make the valuation considerably more complicated.

 

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Intel semiconductor fabrication campus with futuristic chip manufacturing, construction cranes, and AI infrastructure symbolizing the company's long-term turnaround.

⚡ Intel (NASDAQ: INTC): The skAI Is the Limit… But Is the Stock?

Intel finally looks like a company moving in the right direction. AI demand is accelerating, the balance sheet is stronger, Intel Foundry could reshape the company's future, and CEO Lip-Bu Tan is buying shares alongside investors. The turnaround appears increasingly credible. The valuation? That's where patience may still pay.

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Illustration depicting a modern AI data center powered by advanced electrical infrastructure, renewable energy assets, transmission systems, battery storage, and microgrids, highlighting Ameresco's role in supporting artificial intelligence growth.

⚡ Ameresco (AMRC): The AI Power Boom, a $1.17M Insider Buy, and a $6.73B Backlog

Artificial intelligence doesn't just require better chips—it requires vastly more electricity. Ameresco sits at the intersection of AI infrastructure, energy modernization, and microgrids, backed by a record $6.73 billion backlog, significant insider buying, and improving operational momentum. The opportunity is compelling, but so are the risks.

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Cartoon cement mixer pouring out dollar bills with executives cheering, symbolizing insider buying at Amrize.

Amrize Will Rise, Insiders Undoubtedly Think

Amrize insiders are loading up on stock like it’s on sale at Home Depot. With infrastructure and housing tailwinds, it’s tempting — but watch out for valuation cracks.

 

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