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Stocks
AI Compute And Memory
AI infrastructure remains a major opportunity, but rapid growth forecasts meet valuation, supply, and execution risks. Memory demand looks especially durable, with constraints forecast to persist through 2028.
- MU: HBM demand and long-term contracts support the thesis; JPMorgan expects memory constraints through 2028, but cyclicality and supply growth matter.
- NVDA: AI demand and a potential SpaceX architecture deployment support growth; watch confirmation above $245, with $260 as a possible target.
- MRVL: Raised FY2028 revenue outlook to about $20B and sees $70B–$90B annual revenue by FY2031, contingent on execution.
AI Power And Networks
Power availability is becoming a strategic AI bottleneck, with long-term utility contracts offering visibility while capital costs and deal execution remain key risks.
- CEG: Google agreements add 890 MW under a 20-year deal plus a separate 15-year, 2.7 GW agreement.
- VST: Hyperscaler power demand and 2026 EBITDA guidance of $6.8B–$7.6B support the case; cited scenarios range from $110 bear to $240 bull.
- BE: A potential beneficiary of AI electricity demand across competing platforms, though the discussion gave no price target.
Software And Platforms
AI may reshape business workflows and commerce, but attractive narratives need evidence in customer retention, monetization, and operating results.
- PLTR: Barclays initiated Buy at $265 and Goldman Sachs upgraded to Buy at $230, citing TAM expansion and its forward-deployed engineering model.
- RDDT: Human-generated discussions could gain value for AI training; licensing renewals and user-growth resilience remain unconfirmed catalysts and risks.
- UBER: The planned $2.3B ezCater acquisition is expected to be margin-accretive; monitor integration and cash-flow impact.
Macro And Bitcoin
Equities are increasingly reliant on AI-led earnings even as yields and market breadth create vulnerability; crypto remains volatile, with security concerns framed as a monitoring issue rather than an immediate threat.
- SPY: A technical view sees support above 770 and a possible 800 path above 779–780; high yields and weak breadth could undermine the setup.
- BTC: A move toward $102,000 over three to six months is conditional on holding near $79,000; leverage and macro volatility remain risks.
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- Consider short-term U.S. Treasuries to park cash and reduce exposure to AI-driven market swings; no specific maturity or allocation was provided.
- Review your S&P 500 and corporate-bond exposure: AI-related companies make up a substantial share of both, so these holdings may offer less diversification than they appear to.
- Avoid rushing into bank stocks such as GS and MS while higher rates, recession risks, and elevated valuations remain concerns; the host said he was waiting.
- Treat healthcare and consumer staples as potential sources of less AI-linked equity exposure, but no specific stocks or allocation were recommended.
- The host covered his short in FICO after its steep decline, cautioning that even modestly positive news could trigger a rebound.
- Treat Microsoft (MSFT) as a watchlist holding rather than a gaming-turnaround buy: Xbox has declining revenue and roughly 3% margins, while its strategy reset still needs to prove itself.
- Track the next Call of Duty launch as a near-term test: players must buy it for $70 at release or wait a year for Game Pass, revealing whether launch sales can recover without undermining subscriptions.
- Consider Sony only after further research; the discussion gives no standalone investment case or price target.
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