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AI Platforms And Chips
The AI selloff has widened the gap between durable platforms and capital-intensive infrastructure. Favor businesses showing real revenue conversion, but treat chip and cloud volatility as a reason to verify spending, financing, and delivery rather than assume a bottom.
- Palantir (PLTR): Quarterly revenue rose 96% to $2.31B; FY2026 revenue guidance increased to $8.53B, though macro volatility remains a risk.
- AMD: Q3 revenue grew 45%, with data-center sales up 97%; Q4 revenue guidance of about $17B supports the growth case, subject to execution.
- NVIDIA (NVDA): Earnings are a key sentiment catalyst; data-center delays and capex uncertainty temper the long-term AI demand thesis.
- Micron (MU): Low valuation versus next-year earnings may offer opportunity, but sharp swings and cyclical memory demand argue against chasing rebounds.
AI Infrastructure And Power
Power and compute needs remain structural opportunities, yet debt, permitting, and construction constraints make project execution decisive. Prefer confirmed customer commitments and funded capacity over speculative buildout plans.
- IREN: AI-cloud growth and customer prepayments are encouraging; verify funding and delivery, with capacity milestones targeted for January and potentially slipping to late February.
- Vertiv (VRT): Revenue grew 61% and orders more than doubled, but a recent 16% share gain may already price in strong demand.
- Vistra (VST): Better-than-expected results and outlook are positive; test whether contracts and earnings withstand slower data-center projects.
Growth Platforms
Recent results highlight cash generation and customer growth beyond semiconductors. Strong operating momentum is notable, but valuation and investment intensity still matter.
- Uber (UBER): Q3 revenue rose 10% to $14.8B and adjusted EPS 35% to $0.88; Q4 EPS guidance is $0.95–$0.99.
- Grab (GRAB): Q3 revenue reached $1.12B and adjusted free cash flow was $533M; raised full-year EBITDA growth guidance to 60%.
- AppLovin (APP): Revenue grew 55%, free cash flow reached $1.4B, and Q4 guidance rose; avoid chasing its steep recent rally without valuation work.
Risk And Positioning
The sources caution that volatility and financing risks remain elevated, even as selected companies deliver strong results. Patience, diversification, and attention to earnings evidence are recurring themes.
- Bitcoin (BTC): Showed relative resilience but remains vulnerable to sharp drawdowns; Bitcoin-linked securities can amplify risk.
- U.S. Treasuries (TLT): A potential defensive holding amid equity volatility; the 10-year yield reached its lowest level since September 9, with no target specified.
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