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@AdamB1438 $amzn is my favorite here due to margin inflection, but $goog can’t lose either. $meta won’t stop growing either. Makes no sense where these trade. $msft is fine too.
@AdamB1438 Hyperscaler customers are slobbin dong in alleys for more compute and yet they are being punished for investing capacity. Makes no sense at all.
@puppyeh1 Recursive self improvement can theoretically flip this from a commodity to the single most important niche rapidly though. A one month lead can be a lifetime lead (in theory) with recursive inflection. Now you are probably constrained on compute preventing that, but possible.
People out slobbin dong in alleys for compute & you all are selling down hyperscalers to single digit PEs while they inflect higher on revenue, margins and ROE. But sure, we are in a bubble. $meta, $goog $msft $amzn
@ContrarianCurse I don’t see a severe threat to $META. How do you see that playing out? No data is pointing in that direction. As saturation is a worry but revenue is growing rapidly and platform continues to dominate with no threats outside of TikTok and YouTube. Instagram is going nowhere.
Google $GOOG selling $35B+ of their chips to their second largest competitor, only to then lease chips from SpaceX $SPCX for ~$1B/month is a real head scratcher.. If Google is as capacity constrained as their $85B equity raise and deal with SpaceX would have you believe, why did they commit to give even a single TPU to Anthropic..?
$GOOG telling the market that AI spend is literally so damn good that they’ll sell the stock to buy it. And yet the market doesn’t like that? They are telling you the ROI is unbelievable. $amzn.
Capex is bad again I guess regardless of ROI.
We aren’t in a bubble. You have no trading skills to call a bubble. Michael Lewis will never write a book about you. If you want to get rich just buy stocks. They go up.
The hardest pill for bears to swallow:
The S&P 500 is up +10.3% YTD, yet the forward P/E has fallen from 22.3x to 21x
This rally hasn’t been driven by speculative multiple expansion
It’s been driven by earnings estimates rising faster than stock prices