They reported a blow-out quarter, sending shares 9% higher. They beat revenues in 4 of their 5 largest divisions, boasted expanded marginsThey are part of the transition to nuclear energy, even though it will likely get less support under Trump, at a pace that will match customer needs. Also, he likes their power systems business (generators, commercial power systems for buildings), timely during the data centre boom. Caveat: While only 9% of their sales come from China, those could be hit by Trump tariffs.
Flies under the radar with no analyst coverage. Growth is driven by the data centre boom. Their 4 businesses are growing this year: infrastructure by 51%, commercial and industrial 41%, communications 29% and residential 10%. Tailwinds: lower interest rates and a strong housing market, especially in the southwest. However, interest rates could rise long term. But shares have jumped this year 233%. Take profits or buy dips.
Under Trump, it's less likely for the Justice Department to pursue an anti-trust suit against LYV.