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DavidLeeKS

@DavidLeeKS

Entrepreneur, Social Media, Exhibition design & setup, travel hack, minimalist, especially love reading! http://t.co/fhjWDVaHoy

Malaysia Katılım Haziran 2010
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DavidLeeKS
DavidLeeKS@DavidLeeKS·
@BryzonX I've bought everything you recommended. Lolx...
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bryan
bryan@BryzonX·
Just under 2 weeks ago I laid out the game plan for $CLFD publicly Today our calls reached double bagger status with 6 months left and a fresh break out of a 3 year base... Who got in?
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bryan@BryzonX

I am long Clearfield, Inc. $CLFD Here’s my thesis: I’ve been researching a lot about the expanding importance of fiber optics in the new age data center as we move into the agentic ai era The recent deal between $NVDA & $GLW basically confirmed to me that high performance optical fiber is the foundation for AI infrastructure However... as more & more optical fiber start to be deployed data centers are hitting a physical "density wall" creating a spaghetti of cables that blocks airflow and traps heat, the #1 killer of GPU performance Because AI depends on light traveling through glass, physical management is now widely considered signal management In the current 800G environment, a single bend that is 1mm too sharp can leak enough light to stall an entire AI training cluster In traditional data centers, a rack might require a few dozen fiber connections but in AI clusters, they are pushing toward 10x more fiber per rack to support the massive speeds (800G to 1.6T) required for LLMs DC's can no longer expand capacity by just adding more racks. Instead, they are forced to pack more fiber into their existing footprint without causing a meltdown of tangled glass cables and trapped heat And the #1 thing DC's can't afford to have is MORE HEAT generated Here is why CLFD is uniquely positioned for this problem and why the interconnect layer where Clearfield specializes in will soon be a strategic priority for the entire AI industry For 15 years, Clearfield was a niche player protecting fiber in harsh outdoor environments Now, the AI Data Center is the harsh environment. The fiber density and heat levels inside a 2026 AI rack are so extreme that they require the rugged, modular protection Clearfield perfected for the outdoors Management realized this, which gave them an opportunity to enter the data center space In Jan 2026, they announced their new product “NOVA” which is their pivot to capture the market share of optical fiber density management The NOVA HD Panel is the only cassette based system that can fit 384 LC fiber ports into a 4U space (just 7 inches tall) While also guaranteeing a 0.2dB or less insertion loss (50% better than peers) Reducing insertion loss by 0.2dB can reduce a data center's overall power consumption by 10%, making Clearfield an infrastructure choice for an already power scarce environment For those who don't know, At 800G speeds, high insertion loss causes data errors, forcing AI systems to resend data, which wastes power and slows down training Here's the exciting part... Just a few days ago, the CEO spoke at Needham and she said that the data center community’s "biggest surprise" was recognizing Clearfield not as a newcomer, but as a superior expert in fiber termination and management that they now desperately need When NOVA was announced in Q1 26’ they didn’t expect any revenue at all until 2027 but in their recent Q2 26’ ER, orders already started flooding in Reporting a book to bill ratio of 1.3, backlog growing 39% for “adjacent markets” aka data centers at $31.6M On the call, management noted that data centers are skipping the typical multiyear testing phases because the current infrastructure is literally failing to support the new gen AI chips oh... and Clearfield is also a direct beneficiary of the move toward CPO A major challenge for CPO is that lasers are heat sensitive and fail often if they are buried inside a hot AI chip package The industry is moving toward ELS, placing the lasers at the front of the rack in a separate, hot swappable module Clearfield’s NOVA platform is designed specifically to act as the "standard socket" for these external lasers It provides the high density frame that allows technicians to pull out a failed laser cassette and snap in a new one in seconds without touching the delicate AI chip I am a buyer today because the signal from management is their confidence in their ability to pick up new customers given their expertise in the field + they had earnings already with a solid reaction which is a good signal for me I am anticipating their backlog to pickup at an even more rapid pace now fiber is being deployed at record pace This is an incredibly niche play, but I think their is plenty of upside of this company if they execute properly NFA. Please use for RESEARCHING PURPOSES ONLY.

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John Galt
John Galt@AtlasShrug1·
It’s bc they don’t have an algorithm to pile into each stock Serenity recommends. Warren apologized for this at their shareholders’ meeting stating that “not chasing Taiwanese and South Korean parabolic tech charts this past year is inexcusable on our part. We are making adjustments such that we believe we will be well positioned by the time CPO rolls around, and we thank Serenity for showing us the error of our ways”. He went on to say “To further demonstrate our commitment to following Serenity, we will be posting screenshots of our performance daily, and whenever something we own goes up we will, of course, ask anon if he listened”.
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Maius
Maius@MaiusPartners·
World class Asia investors, they shed light in their published book《风和投资随笔 》though it’s only in Chinese and hard to find outside of Singapore. My 3 key takeaways: 1) Have deep knowledge bench in a few sectors 2) Be smarter and faster than everyone else 3) Have flexible conviction. Fun fact: one of the co-founders of Fenghe John Wu is the husband of $TCOM CEO Jane Sun
Barely Investible Capital Management Ltd@LowAlphaHighVol

FengHe, one of the best hedge fund track records in Asia. Almost 15% net annualised through some pretty insane markets in the last ~13 years. Before you say you can do this too, the max drawdown here is 11.5%.

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JP Insights
JP Insights@Aktiehedonist·
People say they want real money, not return percentages. So here is the real number. I started the Best Ideas 2026 basket and put $500,000 of my own money into it (I put my money were my mouth is). At the end of April, the basket was up 38%. That is roughly $190,000 in four months. This basket is now worth around $720,000 last time I did the calculations. When May is over there will be a new summary. The basket included 10 names, with $AVGO, $ALAB, $CRDO, $VRT, $POWL and $NVDA among the chosen companies. No high-risk bets, but investments I believed would benefit from the AI infrastructure buildout. That $190,000 is more than I could ever have earned from just working my ass off during my audit years in Big 4 and later at a smaller firm. Some followers know me in real life, so I am not going to throw out my whole net worth or pretend to be something I am not. This is what im comfortable throwing out there in the public since it's part of what im selling on Substack.
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bryan
bryan@BryzonX·
I can’t believe I just hit 10k+ followers If you didn’t know, just a few weeks ago I had only 300 followers tweeting into the abyss My goal when I started posting was simple: Make the hard and scary verbiage you read on here made simple & easy to comprehend in a way that makes sense to the average person I’m just like you guys, I never claimed to be an expert in any way Oh and also turn my followers from bagholders into multibaggers :) I appreciate ever single one of you guys All of you show so much love I promise it doesn’t go unnoticed Let’s kill it!
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Maius
Maius@MaiusPartners·
Haven’t mentioned $CYD much recently, but it is quietly making YTD highs, while $PSIX hovers near its uplisting lows, highlighting the importance of solid long term research. Despite $CYD up 4x since we first profiled the company, it’s $2bn market cap puts it in the same range as pre revenue AI plays like $BLDP and $FCEL, go figure🤷‍♂️
Maius@MaiusPartners

If you had asked me what the top performer of our 26 trades would be 6 weeks into 2026, I would have said $CYD (because that is the only long idea we published on in 2026). I certainly would not have thought it would be up nearly 40%. Well done to everyone involved.

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bryan
bryan@BryzonX·
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New position initiated in $MXL MaxLinear An AI Data Center Optical Interconnect provider that is Samsung’s strategic partner of choice to challenge $TSM on advanced interconnect foundry lines. $MXL has secured a massive tactical edge over $MRVL & $AVGO by being the first to demonstrate 1.6T Rushmore DSPs on Samsung’s 3nm Gate-All-Around GAA process. Why is this important? Currently, $TSM is the primary fab for high end DSPs, but lead times are heavily allocated to the big dawgs like $NVDA & $AMD, leaving hyperscalers in a literal supply chain bottleneck as the wait times can be up to 52 weeks! While Marvell and Broadcom compete for capacity at TSMC, $MXL has secured an entirely independent, high performance supply chain at Samsung. Beyond supply diversification, Samsung’s GAA architecture allows $MXL to target a 20% 30% power reduction over competitors. This is a huge selling point. Their pipeline is also expanding into storage, they’ve introduced Panther 5, which is currently being piloted by $AMD for their AI server racks. Panther 5 acts as a "hardware accelerator" offloading massive storage grunt work so the CPUs can focus 100% on AI processing and make them more efficient. Think of it like a personal AI agent for a CPU 🤯 You get 5x the data throughput, 15x better storage density, and up to an 80% reduction in power consumption. One of the most cost effective way to double AI data center speeds. MaxLinear is also hitting a major growth inflection, infrastructure revenue surged 76% YoY in Q4 2025, and management is guiding for data center revenue to double in 2026! In from the low $20's NFA.

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bryan@BryzonX·
Currently, $PENG 🐧 is the headliner stock solving the CXL/HBM constraint for the GPU memory wall running AI inference But there is a company quietly rerating in the background applying that exact same concept of data expansion and latency reduction, except they are doing it at the CPU and storage layer for the agentic era That company is MaxLinear $MXL The logic driving $SNDK ‘s astronomical run is fairly simply to understand. Real time AI agents require massive storage pools but with the industry predicting a severe storage capacity wall out to 2028, hyperscalers are forced to find ways to make their CPU’s more efficient since they physically can’t buy more NAND Last year in July at the 2025 Future of Memory & Storage Conference (yes this is a real conference) MXL announced Panther 5, an accelerator that delivers up to a 15:1 data reduction ratio directly into the CPU By compressing and deduplicating data inline at 450Gbps, Panther 5 increases hyperscalers existing flash capacity while completely freeing the host CPU from excess power consumption Management didn't just announce Panther 5x they are already guiding for storage accelerator revenue to at least double in 2026 from 2025, targeting a standalone $5B silicon accelerator market Just like $PENG ‘s MemoryAI KV Cache is expanding existing hyperscalers HBM capacity, $MXL ‘s Panther 5 is expanding existing hyperscalers NAND capacity PENG = GPU Memory Expansion (HBM) MXL = CPU Storage Expansion (NAND) The same core thesis, but a different layer of the AI server rack As of today, the market has widely known MXL for their high speed 800G and 1.6T DSPs, viewing them as a pure play winner in optical interconnect infrastructure With both their 1.6T optical interconnect chips and their Panther 5 AI storage accelerators, MaxLinear is now positioning themselves as a core full stack AI infrastructure play They already have one foot in the door with hyperscalers due to their DSPs… it’s just a matter of time before this becomes the new industry standard
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DavidLeeKS
DavidLeeKS@DavidLeeKS·
@BryzonX I kick myself for missing this one. Do you think this is still a buy after such insane rally?
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Tristan
Tristan@TristanMacinnes·
@DavidLeeKS I appreciate the follow! I’m pretty strict about which companies I discuss, so I don’t spam new tickers all the time - but when I do, they are usually gems.
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Tristan@TristanMacinnes·
Can you beat this? $AMD
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Tristan@TristanMacinnes·
@DavidLeeKS The way things are going, 350$ will look like 60$ in no time. I strongly believe AMD will be a top 5 market cap company.
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DavidLeeKS@DavidLeeKS·
@BryzonX Which of these names is still a Buy at today's price?
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bryan
bryan@BryzonX·
We officially batted .1000 9/9 for every single position this earnings season with some doing better than others Held into every earnings report without "derisking" a single share Day after earnings report performance: $MXL +76% $OSS +57% $VECO +25% $AMD +23% $SYNA +19% $Q +10% $POWI +3% $HLIT +1% $PENG bought post ER All companies are firing on all cylinders and most are just breaking out of extremely high time frames Every thesis has been posted publicly
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DavidLeeKS
DavidLeeKS@DavidLeeKS·
@radigancarter summarize the current Iran War really well, "This war is about Israel and the U.S. trying to break the Iranian government and their hold on the strait of Hormuz before the Iranians can break the global economy."
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DavidLeeKS
DavidLeeKS@DavidLeeKS·
@pati_marins64 “Iranian missiles and drones launched today face almost no resistance from air defenses already depleted in many areas” So what’s the damage in those area?
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Patricia Marins
Patricia Marins@pati_marins64·
War Causes $3.2 Trillion Losses in Global Markets and pressure US-Israel The United States is deploying its B-52 bombers to attack Iran, along with more B-2s, in a move that appears aimed at devastating Iran and forcing surrender. Today, missiles and drones continued hitting Israel and U.S. bases, but with one detail: almost no reaction from air defenses, which are likely being conserved to protect assets like airports, energy infrastructure, and military industry. With daily costs potentially reaching $10 billion and, according to The Economic Times, losses of $3.2 trillion in global markets already reported in the first 48 hours of war, this is generating more pressure to end the conflict. Israel's central bank governor has announced estimated losses of $17–20 billion. If Israel's losses are that high, how much are the American ones? The order is to intensify efforts to end the war quickly. However, the waves of bombings hitting Iran do not seem to have that effect. Iran's entire military doctrine was built around such scenarios, which is why it has such an extensive network of multi-kilometer underground bases. I see no possibility of the war ending in the coming days for several reasons, including: 1. In addition to their naval strength of hundreds of remaining assets, Iran still maintains a sustained rate of fire, deploying dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones every daqui ; 2. The decentralization of operations. For example, anti-ship missiles are operated by four forces: IRGC, navy, army, and aerospace forces. The same decentralization applies to drones and other military assets, creating resilience; 3. The belief that the US and Israel cannot sustain a long war. Iranians know that, although missile attacks have been reduced, current waves are enough to continue neutralizing most U.S. bases in the region, maintain economic chaos in Israel and Arab countries, and drive losses in global markets; 4. Iranians are certain that no matter how many bombs fall, they will emerge victorious, since there is no way to destroy their nuclear program except by themselves, and the war has virtually suppressed internal opposition movements. 5. The attacks have not sparked internal guerrilla movements or any uprising against the government. On the contrary, the level of violence has increased support for the regime. It's that old story: if the dose of the medicine is too high, it can have the opposite effect. Ironically, Iran is heading toward a scenario similar to Ukraine's, where everyone knows there's no way to win against the Russians, but the cost keeps getting higher. In fact, when I read Pentagon reports, they remind me a lot of the Russian MoD's in the early days of the Ukraine invasion. Iranian missiles and drones launched today face almost no resistance from air defenses already depleted in many areas, the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Iranian naval forces are nearly intact, markets are in panic, and Iran still has dozens of underground military fortresses loaded with missiles and equipment. Anyone who thinks the US and Israel can sustain this war for weeks in this scenario is very optimistic.
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Leo
Leo@LeoNelissen·
Instead of flying cars, we'll have billionaire wh*res.
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AL-fira 🇨🇳@UlyssesFinn·
Something HUGE happened in Xinjiang three days ago! 🚨🚨🚨 I found a Chinese-English subtitled version — take a look!
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Leo
Leo@LeoNelissen·
Merry Christmas!
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