Who mentions $ETR most on Surfaced?

@dillon_valdez (Dillon Valdez) mentions $ETR most — 1 mention in the past 12 months.

When was $ETR first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $ETR in the Surfaced archive was on Jan 2, 2026.

How many voices track $ETR?

4 FinTwit voices have mentioned $ETR 4 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $ETR most?

$ETR is mentioned most by Semis voices on Surfaced.

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About this stock

$ETR has been mentioned 3 times over the past 12 months by 3 distinct FinTwit voices, with the first mention appearing on 2026-01-15 and the most recent on 2026-05-19. The three voices discussing the ticker are @convertbond (Lawrence McDonald), @dillon_valdez (Dillon Valdez), and @moninvestor (mon), each contributing one mention. Discussion has centered on $ETR's position as a regulated utility within broader theses about AI power infrastructure and data center growth.

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@dillon_valdezMay 19, 2026 · 7:31 PM

@StockReportt For this $CEG/ $VST/ $NEE/ $ETR/ $SO basket, the cleaner filter is not AI demand by itself — it is contracted load, grid timing, allowed returns, and whether capex turns into FCF/share. https://t.co/DBm05kbVko

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@convertbondMar 28, 2026 · 11:56 AM

Coal and gas equities are crushing it amid the AI power crunch. Utilities > Mag7: The $META deal with Entergy ($ETR) (new highs, 20% off the December lows) is Exhibit A for why our AI Power infrastructure thesis crushes the overhyped AI chip semis/big tech narrative.

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@moninvestorJan 15, 2026 · 10:37 AM

> The grid can’t keep up with AI. Power demand from AI data centers is rising faster than utilities can deliver new capacity. Developers cannot wait years for approvals and upgrades. The solution has been to bring power directly to the data center. Solar paired with battery storage has become the fastest way to do that. Power is built on site or next to the campus. This avoids delays and gives developers control over when power comes online. > Solar provides the electricity. > Batteries make the system usable. AI workloads cause sudden jumps in power use. Storage absorbs those swings and keeps operations stable. This approach is spreading quickly because it works. Power can be added in stages as data centers expand. As a result, capital is moving toward companies that enable on-site power, storage, and reliability. Solar and Storage Integrators: $SEDG – supplies inverters and power electronics used in solar and solar-plus-storage projects. $ENPH – supplies microinverters and battery systems used in solar and storage installations. $FSLR – provides large-scale solar panels used in power projects tied to rising electricity demand. $RUN – focused on distributed solar and storage with exposure to broader solar adoption. $TE – manufactures solar modules and integrated solar and battery systems. Storage and Microgrid: $EOSE – produces long-duration battery systems designed for large on-site installations. $FLNC – builds large battery systems for utilities and corporate customers. $TSLA – Megapack batteries used in large solar and storage projects. $VRT – supplies power and cooling equipment used directly inside data centers. Utilities and Grid Partners: $NEE – develops large renewable projects and signs long-term power contracts. $PWR – builds power infrastructure needed to support rising demand. $ETR – regulated utility operating in regions seeing strong data center growth. $D – regulated utility with exposure to rising electricity demand. $SO – regulated utility serving growing load regions. Data Center Operators: $DLR – expanding data center capacity with increased use of renewable and on-site power. $EQIX – global data center platform with growing energy sourcing needs. Source: pv magazine.

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@institlpgpJan 2, 2026 · 5:21 PM

@ShanuMathew93 Bloom def talking their book. If believe more power demand for XPUs, what will the source be? can rationalize a div port of - BTM - Indep/Integrated - Time to Connect that might look like $be $fslr $gev $vst $etr $d $corz $wulf wtd avg e(r) prob ok unless sizing off

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