Contracted backlog jumped 4.6x in one year.
$138B → $638B
Oracle says the increase was driven mainly by several large cloud contracts signed during the year.
Backlog is contracted revenue, not revenue already recognized.
Week ahead.
Friday is the $SPCX unlock.
Up to 328 million shares become eligible. Eligible is not sold. I’ll post Wednesday what would make me add, and Friday what I actually did.
Free the beast. 🟢🚀
+6.83% up pre market
Trump + $4B + nuclear + robinhood:0x561e2a49212b7ccf47f2744ccb83e200722fadbc
Bloomberg says the administration is preparing the loan package.
One thing I find fascinating about $TSLA and $SPCX is how much Elon cares about controlling the supply chain.
Parts, manufacturing, software, production systems…
The more I look at these companies, the more I realize how much they try to build in-house.
We’re still very early in AI.
Most people haven’t even experienced how much these tools can automate, create and simplify.
And we’re already seeing this much change.
I get excited thinking about what the future looks like.
$MU will be one of the stars of the market this month. 👀
This is not another memory cycle.
More than 75% of 2027 production is already committed.
AI is changing the memory business
As a $ORCL shareholder, Oracle’s 10-K landed in my inbox.
I went through it, and a few numbers really caught my attention.
Oracle didn’t report a software year. It reported an infrastructure year
SEMICONDUCTOR STOCKS BY PEG RATIO
PEG < 1 usually means growth may be mispriced
PEG > 2 starts to push into the danger zone
Here’s how they stack up:
• $ARM ~2.5x
• $INTC ~1.8x
• $ANET ~1.7x
• $ALAB ~1.6x
• $KLAC ~1.3x
• $LRCX ~1.3x
• $ASML ~1.0x
• $AMAT ~0.9x
• $LITE ~0.8x
• $TSM ~0.7x
• $AMD ~0.7x
• $COHR ~0.6x
• $CRDO ~0.5x
• $NVDA ~0.5x
• $MRVL ~0.4x
• $ON ~0.4x
• $AVGO ~0.3x
• $SNDK ~0.2x
• $SKHY ~0.2x
• $AAOI ~0.2x
• $MU ~0.1x
Semiconductors are looking VERY cheap right now with two-thirds of these names trading below a 1x PEG over next three years...
I found this chart fascinating.
Some semiconductors are trading at surprisingly low multi-year PEG ratios.
Peter Lynch’s rule of thumb was around 1x PEG.
$NVDA: 0.5x
$AVGO: 0.3x
$AAOI : 0.2x
Maybe the market is pricing less growth than I expected.
China may be finding another way to access U.S. AI compute. 👀
Tencent is reportedly renting NVIDIA chips through Oracle data centers in Southeast Asia.
Same chips. Different location.
Hello, $ORCL . 😂
This month I’m digging into three companies that could become major positions in my portfolio.
$WM
$TDG
$GE
They’re very different businesses, but I’m looking for the same thing:
great economics that could diversify my portfolio.
No rush to buy.
I want the businesses to earn the next dollar
Michael Burry shorted $NVDA around $198.
$NVDA closed Friday at $233.95.
That’s roughly -18% on the trade so far.
His bet:
GPU depreciation.
AI infrastructure spending.
Debt.