Constellation Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:CEG) traded at around $300 on October 7, down 0.27% on the day and 21.61% lower over twelve months. The company signed a 3,590 megawatt power agreement with Google, and the shares jumped roughly 12% on October 6. Giving part of that back leaves a contract of unusual size attached to a stock still below where it traded a year ago. READ ALSO: Inside L3Harris Technologies (LHX)'s C-HOBS Contract: What the $60M Air Force Award Means for InvestorsWhat is Constellation Energy's (CEG) Economic Moat, and is it Widening or Narrowing? Nobody Is Building a Competing Fleet: Constellation's advantage is that its largest assets could not be replicated at any price a buyer would pay.
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