We're investors in a Bay Area RE lending fund. They financed a purchase of Class A office in Pleasanton for $6.5mm. Bought from a tech company that paid $15mm and put in $19mm of TI.
Me: would be funny if it was the WDAY losers, I'll look up the addr-- oh of course it was lmfao
lol "Schwab previously stepped away from the IPO business in part because clients received large allocations in less attractive offerings" but we're back now because we got a large allocation to SpaceX
Dan on why semis, cap equipment, and hyperscalers are the most attractive sector in the market, and why Nvidia is still cheap:
"The SOXX is up 40%. I don't think I've ever seen an event like that.
You can still buy Nvidia โโ maybe the multiple's slightly higher right now โโ at 15 times '27, 12 times '28 for the most dominant, very fast-growing company at its size.
I looked through our whole semis, cap equipment, and hyperscaler portfolio.
My instinct was we've gotta take profits here. But I looked at the valuations and the growth rates.
Unless you think the AI world is going to roll over in 2031 or 2032, it's the most attractive sector.
It's where the bulk of our capital is invested."