Been thinking about what the AI software stack could look like over the next few years
Layer 0: Foundation Models | OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI
- The reasoning engine powering everything else
Layer 1: Product Intelligence | $AMPL
- Continuously identifies user friction and what the product should improve next
Layer 2: Autonomous Engineering | Prime Intellect, Codex, Cursor
- AI agents that write code, fix bugs, run tests, deploy, and improve their own workflows
Layer 3: Enterprise Knowledge | $BOX - Gives AI the business context it needs i.e. requirements, documentation, policies, compliance, design standards, and more
Layer 4: Data Management & Orchestration | $SNOW, Confluent
- Connects enterprise systems and gets the right data to the right AI, at the right time, with the right permissions and freshness
Layer 5: Observability | $DT, $DDOG
- Answers “Did anything break?” Monitors logs, APIs, latency, infrastructure, and automatically surfaces root causes
Layer 6: Experimentation | Statsig
- Safely rolls changes out to a small % of users before deploying broadly
Layer 7: Security | $PANW, $CRWD
- Validates vulnerabilities, permissions, secrets, identities, and compliance before and after deployment
If this becomes a standard for software, the next wave of AI winners may not just be the model providers… but the companies that own one of these critical layers
@TheRonnieVShow There’s a lot of people that are married to their positions. They’ll turn any negative news into a positive. You described it well though, lots of marketing on this platform
Hardware and software names have traded like the 30-year treasury is above 5% (currently at 5.2%) $SMH $IGV
While the broader market is still sitting near at all-time highs…
$DUOT is up nearly 60% since this post 3 months ago
Duos Technologies has signed 5-year hosting agreements with Axe Compute covering 55 MW and more than $500M in contractual base payments
The story has continues to develop
Stock is currently trading above all moving averages
SMID Spotlight: $DUOT Duos Technologies
No position currently, but this is one of the more interesting small-cap pivots I’ve seen recently
Historically a rail + consulting company, now aggressively pivoting toward Edge Data Centers (EDCs) tied to AI infrastructure
Management is actively winding down lower-margin legacy business while pushing into higher-margin edge compute infrastructure
Recent earnings showed:
- improving backlog
- expanding EDC pipeline
- stronger AI/data center positioning
They guided for $50M revenue in H2–good execution will lead to a rerate on the stock; however, can they get there while keeping CapEx low
But if the pivot works, the market may eventually stop valuing $DUOT like a rail company and start valuing it like an edge AI infrastructure play
One of the strangest markets I’ve experienced
Recent earnings were strong, AI infra is being built at historic scale, and we’re arguably on the cusp of major breakthroughs in AI, automation and robotics
Yet geopolitical tensions persist, bond yields are pushing multi-decade highs, Asian markets are flashing stress, and fiscal pressure keeps building globally
There is so much to be bullish about underneath the surface, yet the macro backdrop feels like it's hanging on by a thread
🚨 South Korea just triggered a sell-side “sidecar” on the KOSPI, pausing program sell orders for 5 minutes after KOSPI 200 futures fell +5%
Meanwhile, the yen is sliding back toward 160 while Japanese bond yields push to multi-decade highs
Asian market stress continues
@Sam_Badawi At least the Shanghai markets aren't as bad as the NIKKEI and the KOSPI. We'll see how robotics names react tomorrow after IPO $TER $ON $NXP
🚨 South Korea just triggered a sell-side “sidecar” on the KOSPI, pausing program sell orders for 5 minutes after KOSPI 200 futures fell +5%
Meanwhile, the yen is sliding back toward 160 while Japanese bond yields push to multi-decade highs
Asian market stress continues
$NBIS update:
The Vineland Planning Board just approved DataOne/Nebius' amended site plan in a 9-1 vote
This allows the Vineland buildout to continue
Important de-risking event for the 300 MW campus and the capacity tied to the $MSFT contract
Quick context on the $NBIS Vineland hearing later today:
This isn't a vote on banning data centers
DataOne/Nebius already has approval for the site and construction is underway. The hearing is for amendments to the site plan, including the on-site power infrastructure
This matters because Vineland capacity is tied to the $MSF contract. Nebius needs to bring that capacity online before the associated revenue can ramp
Could slightly impact the timing of the capacity and revenue ramp
$NFLX Netflix | Daily | 6M
Netflix has traded below its major moving averages for much of its drawdown since April
Momentum has been shifting since the start of August with ~$81 being the next key level to reclaim the weekly 21 EMA and continue it's path upwards
Chart dump 📊
Below are 5 charts sitting at meaningful technical levels heading into the week
Going to start broadening these dumps: bullish setups, bearish setups, breakouts, etc.
Charts Covered:
$FPS
$WLDN
$ASTS
$FLNC
$NFLX
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$FLNC Fluence Energy | Weekly | 1Y
$FLNC is trading below every major moving average across the daily, weekly and monthly charts
The first sign of improvement would be price reclaiming those shorter-term averages
A good example of a chart I avoid. Need to see recaptures first
Up to over 35%% cash now
Holding just a handful of high-conviction plays:
$AMKR
$NBIS
$PLTR
$NVDA
$OSS
$AMPG
$FPS
Recently bought into $TE LEAPS (former Leopold name) after the strong $FSLR beat
@HirschVentures@LilyFunds Still holding $5 Jan 28’ $TE calls
They are up 30% since the initial buy. I believe the upcoming midterms will be a positive catalyst for solar stocks
Exited $AMPG for nearly a 50% gain after a couple-month hold
Still like the long-term potential, but I’m exiting for now. Open to revisiting $AMPG as execution improves
A few recent starter positions: $BSY $WLDN $BOX $LDOS