Everyone is chasing copper. Meanwhile, AI data centers are hitting a different bottleneck: light.
Photonics companies can’t build fast enough.
My deep dive on $AAOI and why I think this could be one of the best buying opportunities in the AI infrastructure trade. https://t.co/oNYdtXAtTA
Micron despite great earnings is giving back its gains, $MU couldn’t save the market and now global markets are crashing
We could be seeing a longer then expected choppy market & high beta names dumping down even more…
Nvidia is quietly telling you where the next opportunities are.
$WAVE is up 30% after hours.
Eco Wave Power converts ocean waves into electricity using floaters attached to existing coastal infrastructure.
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Golden State and IREN announced today a landmark multi-year global partnership that will include the IREN badge on all Golden State Warriors jerseys beginning with the 2026-27 season.
Micron despite great earnings is giving back its gains, $MU couldn’t save the market and now global markets are crashing
We could be seeing a longer then expected choppy market & high beta names dumping down even more…
@bdinvestingg Sure, 1.7% of the basket. But that chicken farmer upgrading his QuickBooks rig to 64GB just to run payroll?
Congrats, you’ve now priced memory into eggs. Everything is downstream of DRAM.
The market is pricing in higher inflation because memory chips and electronics are getting more expensive.
That’s likely an overreaction.
Electronics make up roughly 1.7% of the CPI basket, while categories like housing, food, and energy account for a much larger share. The direct inflation impact is relatively limited.
$MU $DRAM $AAPL
$NFLX is reminding me of $AMD a few years ago.
Hated. Undervalued. An obvious long-term buy—but with no clear bottom in sight.
Patience. I think this one rewards investors over time.
• 325M subscribers in 2025 → ~350M expected in 2026
• Advertising revenue continues to scale
• Management just authorized another $25B share buyback
The question I always ask:
Will this company still be a dominant business 10 years from now?
For Netflix, my answer is yes. $NFLX
Here we go again.
Every time memory stocks pull back, someone brings up the China bear case.
Hyperscalers aren’t buying consumer DRAM. They’re buying HBM (High Bandwidth Memory)—and only three companies can produce it at scale:
• $MU
• Samsung
• SK Hynix
Demand is so strong that these companies are prioritizing AI customers over lower-margin markets, with capacity increasingly allocated to HBM and enterprise memory.
That’s where the real bottleneck is. $DRAM
BREAKING: 🚨 🇨🇳 MEMORY PRICES COULD COLLAPSE AS CHINA FLOODS THE MARKET WITH CHEAP DRAM AND NAND.
One number tells the story.
CXMT memory reportedly sells for around $150.
The global average is $300 to $400.
China's two champions are ramping hard.
CXMT holds 7.7% of the DRAM market.
YMTC already holds 11–13% of NAND.
CXMT's revenue exploded 719% in a single quarter, swinging from losses to massive profit.
And Western brands are defecting
Corsair already ships CXMT chips.
HP and Dell are qualifying them.
Acer and Asus are telling suppliers to find Chinese memory.
Space stocks have corrected 40–50%+ since the $SPCX IPO.
$RKLB
$LUNR
$ASTS
$RDW
The long-term thesis hasn’t changed. If anything, the pullback has made valuations far more attractive.