Danny
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I know a guy who bought BTC at $120k, sold it all at $62k and then moved to Dubai last week before the war started Will post his next move as soon as he tells me Notis on

Yep.




Value of $5,000 invested 15 years ago: Nvidia: $1,650,000 Tesla: $1,455,844 Broadcom: $587,824 Lam: $222,916 Micron: $200,666 KLA: $179,635 ASML: $177,594 AMD: $168,521 Netflix: $159,942 Amazon: $132,339 Alphabet: $108,312 Apple: $107,320 Applied Mat: $106,372 Microsoft: $80,500


Kevin’s right. All in $VOO or $SPY. Sure. Cause 95% of fund managers can’t beat the benchmark yoy consistently. What makes you think you can? Oh wait he meant all in an individual stock? Then no way Jose. Bad Kevin! Bad take!







US has now invaded Venezuela. Everyone is probably wondering the same thing: How do you profit off the situation? 1. Heavy Sour, Ammonia, and Nitrogen Fertilizers disruption ( $CF , $CVE). These are Venezuela's biggest exports. Most people will buy generic oil ETFs or light sweet crude producers. This is inefficient because light oil is not a perfect substitute for heavy oil in complex refineries. If Caribbean ammonia is stranded, the global price of nitrogen spikes. The biggest beneficiary is a US-domestic producer that uses cheap US natural gas and doesn't rely on Caribbean shipping lanes 2. Dirty Crude Processing ( $VLO ) - If competitors are starved of Venezuelan oil, Valero’s ability to source heavy crude from diverse locations (and its leverage to diesel margins) makes it resilient. 3. Naval Warfare ( $LDOS) - While retail investors buy Lockheed Martin (F-35s), the operations in the Caribbean focuses on maritime surveillance, warfare, and autonomous patrolling to enforce blockades without risking US personnel. Companies like Leidos provide these tpyes of naval tech. 4. Defense and aerospace from $AVAV to $HII and $LHX also benefit. - $AVAV recently unveiled the Red Dragon and updated Switchblade 600 variants specifically for maritime operations - $LHX provides the sensors and communications gear that link the drones ($AVAV) to the ships ($HII) and the jets ($BA). - A blockade requires significant maritime surveillance and naval assets, which benefits shipbuilders ( $HII ) 5. Direct Suppliers of recent military operation: - F/A-18E/F Super Hornet from $BA (Precision strikes on Caracas) - B-1B Lancer from $BA - UAS (Drone), MQ-9 Reaper - $RTX (MTS-B Sensors), $HON Honeywell for the Engine - Tomahawk (TLAM), $RTX So far: $AVAV - 5.91%+ $BA - 4.91% $LHX - 3.72% $CF - 3.61%+ $CVE - 3.61%+ $HII - +2.85% $RTX - 2.1% $VLO - 1.55%+ $LDOS - 1.7%+ $HON - .4%+







Just In: Amazon's $10B OpenAI Funding and The AI Supply Chain Ripple Effect. $AMZN is set to invest $10B+ in OpenAI at a $500B+ valuation Why this is a MASSIVE structural shift for AI stocks: 1. De-Risking the AI DC trade: ( $ORCL, $CRWV, $APLD, $CORZ ) With the SPEED Bill mentioned earlier, the main issues affecting Neoclouds were: 1. DC Delays & Deferred Revenue 2. Unsustainable CapEx → No FCF 3. OpenAI Contagion/Backlog. the Speed bill directly addresses #1 and #2. But not #3 with OpenAI. The main fears affecting the biggest Neocloud/Datanceter providers like Oracle, Coreweave was their immense capex spend for a counterparty (OpenAI) that doesn't have the funding to commit to it's capex spend. But now, #3 is starting to be addressed with the new Amazon funding. - With a fresh $10 Billion and Amazon’s balance sheet backing the creator of ChatGPT, OpenAI's early commitments to Oracle and CoreWeave are now starting to be backstopped. - Downstream Impact: This directly derisks companies like $CRWV and $ORCL, who are building capacity for OpenAI. And by two hops, companies like $APLD or $CORZ that rely on Coreweave as a tenant. As Coreweave and Oracle are seen as the "sector leaders" this immediately changes sentiment across the whole Neocloud sector from $NBIS, $IREN, $CIFR, $WULF and others as well. 2. The HyperScaler AI capex wave ( $AMZN, $MRVL, Alchip): We've seen fears after $AVGO ASIC backlog about hyperscaler spending waning. And many related players tanked on the news. However, a key condition of this deal is OpenAI’s adoption of Amazon’s proprietary Trainium ASICs. This signals an aggressive scaling of non-Nvidia clusters. - Design & IP: Direct benefit to ASIC design partners like Marvell ( $MRVL ) and Alchip. - Custom silicon clusters require massive optical interconnects and HBM. This creates a new capex supercycle for photonics ( $AAOI, $LITE, $COHR ) and memory ( $MU, SK Hynix). - Foundries such as $TSM. and many more related companies involved in the buildout of hyperscaler ASICs. The only loser? Nvidia ( $NVDA ). Amazon is successfully using its massive balance sheet to force the leading LLM to diversify away from H100/Blackwell dependence and boosting the whole AI supply chain alongside it. The main takeaway is that the AI trade is funded by the richest companies in the world, such as $AMZN, and OpenAI is showing it can scale up its balance sheet to meet requirements by trading off equity. Go long on the AI sector.










