Before anything else, full transparency on where I currently stand.
Current holdings: URA, LAC, ADBE, AVGO, PANW, UNCY.
Every post I make will disclose relevant positions. That’s not a legal disclaimer. That’s just how this should work.
- Luke
My Investment watchlist, the product of multiple weeks of research.
I would buy every one of these if presented with adequate capital.
If you’d like to know more about any, just ask.
Update on Meta:
Suggested on June 23, at about $563 per share.
Up 19% since then, at $673 per share.
If you invested in $META on June 23, you’d have beat the market’s average annual gain in less than a month.
Rackspace Technology $RXT plummeted 25% after slashing its fiscal 2026 guidance, cutting $150M from its revenue outlook and $20M from EBITDA due to supply constraints. 📉
The Capital Play: To shore up liquidity and accelerate its sovereign AI infrastructure push, Rackspace is launching a $250M at-the-market (ATM) equity offering.
The Silver Lining: The drop overshadows a massive win—RXT signed a definitive agreement with Palantir $PLTR to deploy Foundry and AIP across regulated enterprise clouds.
The Rating: While the near-term outlook took a massive hit, the Seeking Alpha Quant system grade holds strong at a high-conviction STRONG BUY on long-term value.
Is this 25% drop a brutal warning sign, or the ultimate buying opportunity for a major AI turnaround play?
We sat down with Mark Saffman, chief scientist at @infleqtion, to discuss why neutral atoms have emerged as one of the leading architectures for building scalable quantum computers.
Saffman explains the physics of Rydberg atoms, optical tweezers, and quantum gates, and how these technologies have evolved from laboratory demonstrations into systems capable of scaling toward fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Full episode is here on X and at the links below (see comment).
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro and Reads
02:45 - Neutral Atoms vs Superconductors and Ions
07:30 - Rydberg Atoms
12:49 - Practical Considerations for Rydberg Atoms
19:04 - From Atomic Physics to Quantum Gates
29:49 - Increasing Trap Loading
38:27 - Evolution of Rydberg Gates
45:05 - Limits of Rydberg Fidelity
49:49 - Scaling Neutral Atom Arrays
53:47 - Atomic Species and QEC
1:03:38 - History of Infleqtion
1:10:27 - Mark’s Outlook on the Future
1:15:08 - Caltech and Peter Shor
1:20:00 - Advice for Young Scientists
BREAKING: Look at this.
The day before Trump paused tariffs, triggering a historic 10% market rally, his accounts purchased 327 stocks worth up to $12.8 million.
The trades were disclosed more than a year late, resulting in a $200 penalty.
Unusual.
@MrEtc99@burrytracker That’s what I was thinking, but then why’d he go bearish on it? And we haven’t even mentioned that MSFT owns a 27% stake in OpenAI.
Boom. NovaRed announced the hire of Katie Zacharia this morning, perfectly on schedule. Katie worked directly beneath Noem as the DHS spokesperson, and has ties to Fox, CNN, and Newsmax. I would expect the stock to trade much higher once she starts leveraging those connections.
The one negative counterpoint:
The stock is down ~17% over the last 52 weeks, which is likely a combination of Reality Labs losses, capex concerns, and broader rotation out of mega-cap tech. With that being said, META is still a top-tier company that I will be watching.
$META
Some quick datapoints on META, which I think is one of the better buys of the Mag 7 stocks:
Trailing P/E is ~20x, which is 22% below META’s 12-month average of 26x. It’s also 25% below its 10-year average.
Forward P/E is 17x, and the PEG ratio (P/E ratio ÷ annual earnings growth rate) is 0.82. Below 1 signals undervalued relative to growth.
Operating margins are 41%, return on equity is 33%, and the company generated $48 billion in free cash flow over the last 12 months.
Called $INFQ at $13.10 on 6/22. Up 22% following the White House quantum announcements. Thesis unchanged. Still holding for the long term.
$NREDF pulled back to $1.14 today as anticipated. Watching for advisory board appointment number seven. Exit target Thursday/Friday.
@QCompounding Just started to read that chapter of The Psychology of Money (vol. 2). Morgan Housel is such a stud. Is he working on anything currently, do you know?