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Goldman Sachs raises its Samsung Electronics operating profit forecasts: 2026: KRW 315tn ($213.7B) → KRW 355tn ($240.9B) 2027: KRW 307tn ($208.3B) → KRW 438tn ($297.2B) 2028: KRW 318tn ($215.8B) → KRW 495tn ($335.9B)


Morgan Stanley has again raised its capex forecasts for the five hyperscalers Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle. It now expects them to spend about $805bn this year, up from a previous estimate of $765bn. For next year, the forecast has been lifted from $951bn to $1.1TRILLION. To put that into perspective, their 2026 spending alone would be roughly equal to what all non-tech companies in the S&P 500 spent combined in 2025. The expected ~$800bn for 2026 is nearly double 2025 levels and about three times what was spent in 2024.

Today is the time to invest in AI infrastructure stocks like $AMD, $MU, or $NBIS Tariffs or not, the need for compute for AI is in its early innings We’re going to need massive compute power for AI agents, LLMs, robotics, autonomous transportation, AI tools, image and video generation, 3D modeling, etc AI will be in every aspect of our lives, and it has to be powered. As uncertain as the short term may be, the long term is clear: humanity is going to be powered by AI, and we’ll need a lot of exaflops to get there I can’t see a future where AI infrastructure isn’t a $10+ trillion market And of course, many multi-trillion market cap companies will emerge from that. Make sure you don’t miss the train








JPM software channel checks ( $NOW, OpenAI/Clickhouse ( $NBIS), Anthropic, $DT, etc. read thru):


GS: The hyperscalers' earnings growth this quarter was boosted by an unusually large contribution from equity stakes in private companies.







