AlphaQuantStrategist
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AlphaQuantStrategist
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Trust Data and Not Clowns | Think Critical | Searching for good Risk-Return-Profiles | No Investment Advice | Only Personal Views

$NOW - I’ve been listening to ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott across multiple interviews and conferences lately, and one thing stands out: the guy is everywhere, and he’s speaking with a level of clarity and confidence that you don’t usually see unless a CEO truly believes in what’s coming. A logical, charismatic CEO understands something very simple: if you go across every media outlet talking about the future, talking about AI, talking about growth - and then the company misses the next earnings or guides down , you lose credibility instantly. The market remembers. Investors remember. So when someone with decades of experience is putting himself out there repeatedly with a consistent message, you have to assume he understands that risk. Credibility for a CEO is everything, and once it’s damaged it’s extremely hard to rebuild. Add to that the fact that Jensen Huang mentioned ServiceNow in the context of the AI ecosystem. Nvidia sits at the center of the AI infrastructure layer, so when the CEO highlights a company in that stack, it’s not random. Portfolio allocation: 10% via stock & options.









didnt know we were vibe coding the global financial system now






Where do you think $MCO and $SPGI get their regulatory moat from? Is that Gospel? "everyone can do credit rating" is so true, but not everyone can do credit rating across all of credit on every single credit. AI will devalue analytical work. Once that's gone, it is very easy to see regulatory moat gone. The regulatory infrastructure doesn't even have to actually change before $MCO and $SPGI lose half of their value.



Say what you want, but I'm right. CNN: Tesla scraps Model S and Model X to build robots "Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk, who turned an upstart electric vehicle maker into an industry-changing powerhouse, is pulling the plug on the two models that helped get him there, as he struggles with another quarter of declining profits and car sales. He announced the end of production of two models – the Model S and Model X, among the company’s most expensive models, on a Wednesday earnings call. Instead, the company will use that factory space to build humanoid robots instead." Foundations: The Tragic Algebra of Stock-Based Compensation open.substack.com/pub/michaeljbu…













