
Mady
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Mady
@Mady_2182
Trading | Scale to investments $10M+ 🚀 | Growth Mindset | Ex-Oracle | Technology savvy | 🍁🗽






$GOOG Cloud is supply constrained, growing at 63%, and you’re not buying the hell out of data center plays?


The big 3 $IREN $CIFR $WULF Bet your sweet ass I’ve been in all three since 2024 😁




Hard to take the “AI bubble” argument seriously when some of the largest companies on earth are still putting up these growth numbers: • $GOOGL Cloud +63% YoY • $MSFT Azure +40% YoY • $META revenue +33% YoY • $AMZN AWS +28% YoY




Just wrapped the “Allocating Scarce Assets” panel at Bitcoin 2026 with @CleanSpark and @LuxorTech. My take: capital isn’t the constraint. Compute isn’t the constraint. Energy is. We stopped asking “what should we do with our megawatts” and started asking “how do we own more megawatts.” That question led us to Starwood. 1 GW near-term. 2.5 GW pathway. AI-ready infrastructure built on power assets we control. Minimal capital needs from MARA with a predictable pathway to success. Starwood has access to customers, 7-8GW HPC experience worldwide and EPC to build AI/HPC complexes. I believe MARA is the only Bitcoin miner with a predictable pathway to HPC with low risks. $MARA


Tomorrow is probably the most important earnings day of the year so far... $META, $GOOGL, $MSFT, and $AMZN all report after market closes. $AAPL follows Thursday. Pay attention to these cues: $META - 31% YoY revenue growth expected... fastest pace since 2018. Curious what Zuckerberg says about the $60-65B capex plan (any increase without parallel revenue guidance could spook the market). $GOOGL - EPS dipping YoY, but that's just $175-185B in AI infrastructure spend showing up on the books. Business underneath is totally fine... Google Cloud grew 48% last quarter and expected to accelerate further. $MSFT - Azure growth is the focus, and whether Copilot is finally converting all that AI hype into actual revenue. $AMZN - ~$200B committed to AI infrastructure this year. Although EPS is flat YoY, AWS growth will tell us if that spend is actually translating into something real. But honestly the earnings numbers matter less to me than the capex guidance. Every dollar committed to AI infrastructure flows directly into the supply chains we've been watching, like compute, memory, power, photonics, etc. $NVDA, $INTC, and $TSM already confirmed demand isn't slowing. Tomorrow just adds to what we're already predicting. This'll be interesting...































