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AI Infrastructure
AI demand remains substantial, but financing, deployment, export rules, and high valuations make indiscriminate dip-buying risky. Favor measurable execution and wait for clearer evidence on volatile suppliers.
- ONTO: Revenue, earnings, and guidance beat expectations; management forecasts 45% growth in 2026, making follow-through the key test.
- IREN and NBIS: AI-cloud growth is promising, but verify funded capacity, delivery schedules, customer commitments, and financing; IREN milestones may slip from January to late February.
- NVDA: Treat as a watchlist holding amid the independent investigation and China-related export uncertainty; no confirmed wrongdoing or reliable price floor is established.
- CRWV: Financing costs and project economics remain key risks; assess contract pricing and deployment before treating its backlog as value.
Power And Data Centers
Data-center electricity demand supports power providers, though the investment case depends on contracts and projects actually coming online. Strong backlogs do not by themselves establish attractive valuations.
- VST and CEG: A diversified pairing offers exposure to data-center power demand and long-term contracts; test earnings resilience if projects slow.
- BE and GEV: Bloom offers higher-growth potential but faces valuation, cash-flow, and scaling risks; GE Vernova’s turbine backlog extends to 2032, but valuation evidence is limited.
Growth And Platforms
The rotation beyond semiconductors highlights businesses with demonstrated growth, cash generation, or recurring customer relationships. Recent rallies still call for valuation and durability checks.
- APP: Revenue grew 55% and free cash flow reached $1.4B, with higher Q4 guidance; competition and the sharp rally raise chase risk.
- FIG: Revenue rose 43% year over year, net dollar retention reached 131%, and the operating-profit outlook improved; track whether AI use drives paid growth.
- UBER: Q3 revenue increased 10% to $14.8B and adjusted EPS 35% to $0.88; Q4 adjusted EPS guidance is $0.95–$0.99, with investment and competition risks.
- DUOL: Daily active users grew 29% and paid subscribers 14%, but the post-earnings rally and volatility warrant valuation discipline.
Rates And Risk
Higher yields and uncertain rate policy can pressure growth-stock valuations, while broad market volatility argues for staged entries rather than calling a bottom.
- US10Y: The yield reached 5.01%, with renewed rate-hike expectations weighing on equities; monitor rate and inflation data as a cross-market risk.
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- Favor Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), and Meta (META) as established cloud providers positioned to benefit from continued AI infrastructure spending; track whether AI investment translates into measurable business returns.
- Consider Palantir (PLTR) for exposure to practical AI applications, while monitoring revenue growth and valuation since no price target was provided.
- Treat NVIDIA (NVDA) as a leadership-risk watch: an analyst estimates a roughly 15% chance CEO Jensen Huang leaves within 12 months and says that hypothetical departure could initially trigger a 25–30% share decline; this is not a confirmed event or forecast.
- Prefer Nebius (NBIS) over debt-heavier CoreWeave (CRWV) among AI cloud providers, but weigh financing risks and the absence of specific valuation targets.
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- Treat NVIDIA (NVDA) as a governance and regulatory risk: avoid assuming the allegations are short-lived, and monitor investigations, export-control changes, and leadership developments before making a move.
- Consider Anthropic’s reported IPO only after reviewing its offering valuation and fundamentals; the cited $80 billion ARR figure and valuation cut are not enough to establish an attractive entry price.
- Be cautious with CoreWeave (CRWV): NVIDIA’s past support is no guarantee of future funding, and financing costs may constrain its infrastructure expansion.
- Track tighter U.S. controls on advanced chips and cloud access as a potential sector-wide risk, especially for companies serving China-linked customers.
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The author predicts NVDA will outperform over the next 3–5 years, despite comparisons to Enron.
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