@TheStalwart It’s not worth much more than Minimax that trades at 10% of its market cap. And Minimax itself is 100x overvalued. No Chinese open source model will ever generate profit
@CapitalValor No skin in the game, have owned it in past though
Would own for cyclical recovery as channel de-stock will end soon. But not sure you can buy and hold
@CapitalValor Brand equity is torched
Value prop is also non-existent, has led to much more proliferation. I would say Away is vastly superior product at small premium, BEIS is better at comparable price… both have better brand equity than Samsonite. Many smaller brands have emerged
@PythiaR A shambolic letter. But I was surprised to see he’s done 13.1% pa net since inception, it’s not nearly as bad as I would have guessed given his portfolio
@WaterworldCapi1@evrgn11112231@rubicon59 They’ll switch from multi pattern DUV to EUV with 1-gamma i.e. 4E… just because they did not use for 3E/4 does not mean they don’t need EUV eventually
But yeah they are far behind both Koreans on R&D, don’t even possess a high-NA machine yet
@leihpares@HiCagr I think Montage is more geared to CXL than any of the names you mention. The memory-interface chip vendors have incumbency in every server DIMM, CXL controllers (MXC) are a natural extension for Montage
@zephyr_z9 GPTC should be very geared to SoIC capex. Their capacity debottlenecks next quarter and by end of 2027 SoIC can be > half the volume with 50-75% higher ASP
@demian_ai Very cool work! Thanks for sharing
The one day price moves seem to just be random numbers for some reason
90% of the hardware supply chain sits in Taiwan/Korea/to a lesser extent China, every stock on the watchlist has a US listing. That’s by design?
@jukan05 Why not Lotes? Geared to CPU via LGA sockets. And plenty of optionality to be second source when SOCAMM (finally) adopted, and second source for LGA NPO sockets + ELS connectors (most obvious second source to FIT?)
@utopia_escape@capytalmgmt Is Bluechem’s gas offtake price linked to Asian LNG? Nope
Margins are much more geared to absolute methanol px and than methanol-LNG spreads
@utopia_escape@capytalmgmt More importantly, 80% of China’s methanol imports are from the Middle East… and guess what country represent 75-80% of those imports?
@utopia_escape@capytalmgmt Absolute nonsense, and for China Bluchem it is not relevant. Bluechem gets its feedstock from parent CNOOC whose gas production is 70% from domestic fields, mainly (but not entirely) in the South China Sea. The 30% imports does have a bit of Middle East but it is immaterial