@NotA_Bull Probably a reflection of the lack of free cash flow. I’d rather own $AVGO for a cheaper 2027 multiple and better growth with 46% free cash flow margins
@oguzerkan With $AVGO, you’ve got a company doing 46% free cash flow margins on revenue growing 85% or so based on the guide for next quarter. This trades at something like 21x 2027 earnings. You’re tripping if you think this is overvalued
@doodlestein@TheStalwart Exactly. It’s about decreasing the cost per token and having more control. Paying NVDA’s gross margins forever isn’t a winning strategy. That’s why you see Alphabet going all in on custom silicon with Broadcom and the likes.
@SixSigmaCapital How anyone could be bearish $AVGO and $NVDA when their customers are spending 100% of free cash flow, raising debt, and now selling equity just to fund the buildout further is beyond me.
Short $MU. Current forecasts in memory makers are built largely on quadratic attention. That will not persist: we are already seeing work from DeepSeek, Minimax, and Nvidia that can cut RAM needs by 80% or more.
@ariaradnia This print was pretty solid in my view. Net income, free cash flow, and margins all very solid. They have something like a 20% market share now and that will probably continue to grow. I can see this being a FCF monster. $PYPL should probably buy it