🇺🇸 $NVDA — Something big may be coming.
Jensen Huang rarely steps out unless the AI infrastructure story is getting bigger.
Now the market is watching for a major announcement, with rumors pointing to deeper AI compute partnerships.
Nothing is confirmed yet.
But one thing is clear:
AI demand is still exploding.
SpaceX is signing massive compute deals.
Google needs more GPUs.
Anthropic needs more capacity.
And $NVDA is still at the center of the entire AI supply chain.
The real trade is not just AI models.
It is chips, data centers, power and compute.
Watch:
$NVDA $AMD $AVGO $TSM $GOOG $MSFT $AMZN $TSLA
Extreme volatility may be coming.
Don’t chase blindly.
Follow compute.
@ChizNobi Makes you wonder if all this compute chasing just ends up as a massive energy crunch down the line. Land and talent are getting squeezed too.
This SpaceX x Google deal is way bigger than another AI headline.
Google is supposedly paying SpaceX $920M a month for AI compute until 2029.
That covers roughly 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs inside SpaceX data centers.
Here's what that tells me:
Even Google doesn't have enough compute power.
The real AI battle isn't about chatbots or models anymore.
It's about who controls:
GPUs
Data centers
Cloud capacity
Power
Infrastructure
Spacex was always rockets and satellites.
Now it's turning AI compute into a money maker.
After the Anthropic deal, SpaceX's AI compute contracts could pull in about $26B yearly.
That's crazy.
Stocks I'm eyeing from this trend:
$GOOG
$NVDA
$AMD
$AVGO
$MSFT
$AMZN
$ORCL
$TSLA
$TSLA isn't direct SpaceX, but the whole Elon AI infrastructure story will still matter.
My take is straightforward:
AI isn't just software anymore.
AI is turning into an infrastructure race.
Don't chase hype.
Follow compute.
🚨 $ASML just got linked to Elon Musk’s latest big chip move.
Rumors say $ASML is bringing Elon into a private employee meeting to talk about the $55B Terafab project related to $TSLA and $SPCX.
The main idea is simple:
Terafab aims to make cutting-edge 2nm chips for AI, robots, and space computing.
This isn’t just about $TSLA cars.
It’s Musk trying to take over AI hardware.
Watch:
$ASML / $TSLA / $SPCX / $NVDA / $TSM
Not financial advice.
$MU is quickly turning into a huge name in AI infrastructure.
The idea is pretty straightforward:
AI models keep getting bigger.
Data centers are expanding fast.
Memory bandwidth is becoming a real bottleneck.
That’s good for Micron.
Micron covers HBM, DRAM, NAND, and data-center storage—stuff that’s key for AI servers and cloud setups.
That’s why I don’t see $MU as just another memory cycle stock anymore.
To me, it’s an AI infrastructure supplier.
Here’s what I’m watching:
$MU — AI memory
$NVDA — AI compute
$AVGO — networking / custom chips
$TSM — advanced manufacturing
$ASML — lithography bottleneck
My approach:
Don’t blindly jump on strength.
Look for dips.
Watch if buyers hold key support.
Only buy when the risk-reward makes sense.
Not financial advice.