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Operating efficiency is becoming $NBIS real moat.
#1 on MLPerf shows they are maximizing their unit economics.
The operational edge is real and the fundamentals keep getting stronger.
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@josephinvesting Really good point. Wierd to see SpaceX pulling them down, while Elon is projecting 1 Trillion in revenue. Would mean that Planet (an actually REALLY profitable Space company) would benefit massively from this inflow.
@anthonyiseman@Marketbeating20@wealthmatica I used that exact value approach & held $UNH last year. But healthcare is defensive. SW multiples don't have to revert because AI is a structural threat. I just think a weak SW basket drags everything down. Still, I wish you good luck.
@anthonyiseman@Marketbeating20 I don't know $ZETA well enough to judge. I just prefer setups supported by massive long term demand like AI SCAs. SW is dead money rn. I don't buy the vibe coding eats SW narrative, but if the market thinks that, there is little you can do. It’s a high opportunity cost play.
@Marketbeating20 CapEx is the wrong metric. The metric that matters is unit economics like PPT & compute efficiency. If the cost to generate tokens drops exponentially while demand explodes, the ROI scales up. The absolute spend becomes sustainable. The market doesn't price shifts on day one.
@Marketbeating20 Fair point, it comes down to time horizon. If you are looking out 5 years, this approach definitely makes sense. I focus more on a 6 & 12 month time horizon. Just two different styles, both valid.
@Marketbeating20 Hyperscalers don't sign 3 to 5 year SCAs for fun, they do it because they can't risk a supply deficit in memory, because it’s essential for every GPU. This supercycle is a structural paradigm shift over the next years & a way longer cycle than expected, not just a hype bubble.
@Marketbeating20 Just because a company has intrinsic value doesn't make it a good investment if momentum is dead. I learned this the hard way with $DUOL. $MU isn't a hype story. HBM demand is locked in until 2030 through SCAs. Ignoring this supercycle is massive opportunity cost.
@Marketbeating20 Calling $MU a bubble ignores this supercycle. HBM demand is locked in & memory makers are keeping capacity rational for pricing power. On $ZETA, pumping to $25 & dropping back to $19 doesn’t mean it’s undervalued. Relying just on valuation in a downward trend is a money trap.
@Marketbeating20 I respect your capital size argument, but we are underwriting different things. Hyperscalers have to ramp CapEx or risk getting left behind, so this cycle lasts. $NBIS isn't a zero revenue bubble. It's a cloud leader with huge contracts, a clean balance sheet & execution record.
@Marketbeating20 Fair, but I feel like mega caps aren't the play. Real gains go downstream to supply chain leaders that benefit from CapEx like $NBIS. Holding dead momentum like $ZETA & $ADBE is catching a falling knife & missing this generational opportunity when $MU can easily do another 50%.
🚨 Just reverified all my $NBIS data & the technical setup is crazy. We are sitting right on the 38.2% Fibonacci level at $224. Short term EMAs are broken from the pullback, but don't be surprised if this absolutely rips when the market recovers. Potentially great entry zone.