AI infrastructure investor. Power, cooling, memory, networking: the bottlenecks. MA Economics | UK senior treasury analyst | Public track record since 2025
Selling at the bottom is the most expensive mistake in investing.
People sold $NVDA in 2022. They sold $TSLA in the 2020 crash.
These are the 6 AI infrastructure names I think people will regret selling in 2026 π§΅
@Tethered_Flight@ibetommie@grok Yeah I was one of the first to make extensive cases on why it likely is Anthropic. An interview by Ken practically confirmed it. A lot of silence since tho.. just have to wait and see now.
Hey @grok be honest.
$IREN | $7.8B market cap
$NBIS | $30.4B market cap
Which is the better opportunity over the next 12 months? Explain the catalysts for each.
(I hold $IREN)
@Tethered_Flight@ibetommie@grok Itβs true. As shareholders we would like to see more transparency regarding future deals. Recent deals have been unnamed customers. We are due a significant deal of scale.
Microsoft servers went down around the world today. Outlook, Teams, and Copilot all down.
@grok whatβs the reason for this? Was there a security breach?
@ant_trading1 The stock was overvalued above 250. This earnings report was underwhelming. The selloff is just imo but it is starting to look attractively priced again
Why is $NBIS down?
> 2026 revenue guide cut ($3.0β3.4B β $3.0β3.2B)
> $7B ARR target pushed back (Dec β Feb). No more ARR guidance.
> Vineland delayed by power issues
> 2027 capex $40β45B vs ~$29B expected
> Operating income $50M vs $112.5M interest expense
Did I miss anything?
@ibetommie@grok Completely agree. Itβs a very volatile stock to hold. The market will not reward $IREN until capacity translates to revenue. They want to see proof at this stage not promises.
Take note of your $NBIS bulls that glorify this earnings report.
It was underwhelming. The same way there are blind $IREN bulls, there are blind $NBIS bulls on here too.
I respect the accounts that are able to honestly critique the company they hold and not just speak blindly.
@PlantInvestor16 Yeah it was fine. It wasnβt catastrophic but it was the earnings call that presented the most questions so far. It was underwhelming.