@FeroceResearch How are you looking at ALAB valuation up here? P/S looks pretty insane, I’m a holder but hard to see the upside from a valuation standpoint right now.
@davey_juice I have the same exact feeling, I have for the past few years since this build out started, just have never been able to justify buying it over Nvidia who owns the whole stack for 17x forward estimates.
@SayNoToTrading Astera’s product roadmap spans multiple protocols and product types,from PCIe and CXL silicon to switching fabrics and photonics, Credo relies super heavily on AEC no? I own both but tbh to me it seem like ALAB has a broader portfolio of things they’re working on within the stack
@sedonaroxx@JonahLupton@JaredKubin I agree with what you said about paying a premium for a leader in cyber. But the risk is now that everything is priced in. Let’s be real, stock could be cut in half and still be expensive. I’m a holder but struggling because the risk is clearly greater than the reward from here
@LogicalThesis Hard to be bearish looking at this - not saying this is the end all be all, but if you’re selling your stocks now I think you’re late to the party
@davey_juice Bill it’s getting harder to hold it, bought last year during the tariff tantrum and they have continued executing since then. Only reason it’s still so heavy in my portfolio
@SayNoToTrading Astera’s product roadmap spans multiple protocols and product types,from PCIe and CXL silicon to switching fabrics and photonics, Credo relies super heavily on AEC no? I own both but tbh to me it seem like ALAB has a broader portfolio of things they’re working on within the stack
@SayNoToTrading Had ALAB on my list before the April drawdown and started my position at $60, gave me the ability to hold through a close to 50% drawdown