
SilverSurfer82
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SilverSurfer82
@SilverSurfer082
Hunting for Mispriced Assets, Eliminating Noise. Do Your Own DD!
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@ecommerceshares @StockMarketNerd $NKE just needs to cut the number of SKUs which they clearly do not know how to manage. They have such an amazing example in Air Jordan so just replicate it. Scarcity value, higher quality and pricing, is all they need to massively drive their revs and earnings way higher.
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@StockMarketNerd It could be a multi year run once it gets going. Brands take time to accelerate. And to slow down as well.
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WOW! Even Trump stooge Lindsey Graham has had enough with Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump's war negotiations, as he attacks them follow allowing Pakistan to be the mediator:
Graham: "If the mediator is allowing [Iranian] reconnaissance aircraft to run to be parked in Pakistani air bases, do you think that's consistent with being a fair mediator?"
Hegseth: "Again, I wouldn't want to get in the middle of these negotiations. I want maximum."
Graham: "Well, I do. I want to get in the middle of these negotiations. I don't trust Pakistan as far as I can throw them. If they actually do have Iranian aircraft parked in Pakistan bases to protect Iranian military assets, that tells me we should be looking maybe for somebody else to mediate. No wonder this damn thing is going nowhere."
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@jukan05 $MSFT Office is an extremely ingrained platform, not going anywhere. It should be AI model agnostic, let their platform users decide which model they want plugged in to Word, Excel, PPT, Outlook. They charge $125/year, stupid cheap, and will go much higher once models are set.
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@henry_mckinney @Mr_Derivatives $MU gets to $100BN in Revs this year via rising prices, but for them to move Revs higher they need more supply to come online by end of 2026 into 2027. As we now know, it doesn't have to be HBM supply, LPDDR and SOCAMM2 supply is higher margin right now.
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@Mr_Derivatives $MU expects like $110 B in revenue this year at $500B market cap.
$META does $200B at $1.7T market cap
$NVDA like $220B revenue at $4.9T market cap
Yes I know I’m comparing expectation to received, but still…
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Pakistan truly went on Geopolitical X Games mode over the past few weeks
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
PAKISTANI FOREIGN MINISTER: WE HAVE CROSSED MORE THAN 80% OF THE WORK DONE. BOTH PARTIES HAVE TO SHOW FLEXIBILITY
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@ecommerceshares How the heck do you raise prices and miss guidance so badly ?? wtf. Thats incredibly bad by any measure.
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@StockSavvyShay Why is this a threat?? " $ADBE has pivoted into an aggregator role, allowing users to access third-party models like OpenAI, Google Gemini, and Flux directly within Adobe Firefly. This counters the "single model" threat by giving creatives a menu of options. " - ask Gemini
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@paurooteri Japan always had a pension problem, never a debt problem. You should thank the Govt/BOJ on an amazing job: pensions/financials rode bonds to the max profit level possible then switched to stocks in 2014. BOJ bought all the bonds then backstopped stocks by buying ETFs. 👏👏👏
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@agnostoxxx Rants of a frustrated insane man. God help us.
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@Liathetrader Why is the market going up though? This is super puzzling on how anyone could come away with a positive tone after last night's speech.
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@jukan05 Taiwan has only 5 months of oil reserves and 35% of their nat gas comes from Qatar which is offline. Forget the draught, they wont have electricity to work with in short order. Maybe this will save the US from the AI hoax long term.
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If TSMC were to be disrupted by drought, I think today’s AI capex boom could effectively come to a halt. Not only would the memory supercycle collapse, it would be a genuine disaster.
Jukan@jukan05
Lmao, Taiwan is apparently going through a serious drought right now. TSMC just straight-up closed all the swimming pools and slapped restrictions on gym showers because of the water shortage.
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🧵 Trump wants to end the war and leave. Let's try game out what actually happens
The Strait of Hormuz doesn't reopen. Here's why:
Iran has been charging vessels $2 million to transit. Ships paying in yuan, brokered by Chinese intermediaries. They've let China, Russia, India, Pakistan and Iraq through while blocking the West
That's less a blockade, and more a realignment of global energy flows. And it's a revenue model Iran has zero incentive to abandon
Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish
BREAKING: US media, citing US officials, is reporting that President Trump has told his aides that he is willing to end the war on Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/ezpsby
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@paurooteri What will happen to Dram prices when Korea runs out of oil and gas in 7 months (Taiwan in 5 months)? Not sure why nobody is concerned about the energy shock they are about to go through. $MU may do better but they have Taiwan/Japan/Sing facilities that will be harmed too.
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@agnostoxxx Fighting a war is one thing but committing war crimes is simply unacceptable. The concept of collective punishment is a war crime, we cannot be doing this.
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@jukan05 What will the memory guys do when Korea runs out of oil in 7 months and there is an energy shortage?
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Honestly, I understand that people want to tout their long careers, but that doesn't mean you should let the past cloud your judgment of the present.
Let me give you one example. Lately, a lot of people have been asking me whether they should keep holding memory stocks given that spot prices are declining.
This is a very foolish question.
Spot prices already represent less than 1% of total volumes in circulation, and they've been trading at abnormally elevated levels to begin with.
A decline in spot prices is completely meaningless right now. And yet, people making a big fuss over memory retail prices or DRAMeXchange spot price drops… I can only describe it as unfortunate.
I'd recommend referring to this week's comment on memory spot prices from Bank of America's Simon Woo:
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DRAM spot prices have fallen further, but still remain too high
Over the past two weeks, DRAM spot prices have undergone further correction. However, current spot prices ($20–$40 per GB) still significantly exceed memory makers' average selling prices (ASP, which remains around $10 excluding HBM) and long-term historical averages (around $5). Therefore, even a 50% decline in DRAM spot prices would not be surprising, and it would have little impact on ASP.
Because spot market transaction volumes are so thin, DRAM spot market revenues represent a negligible share of memory makers' total sales. We now assume that DRAM spot prices will gradually decline for the remainder of 2026. NAND spot prices are also expected to trend lower toward the end of 2026, given the currently abnormally high price levels and rising fab utilization rates.
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I wrote this not to tell you whether to buy or sell memory stocks, but in the hope that people will look at the industry itself with a clearer perspective.
To add my personal view, I think spot prices could see a fairly significant decline in the second half of this year. There are reports that Chinese buyers who had been stockpiling memory for speculative purposes are now beginning to offload their inventory.
That said, I hope we won't see the usual hysteria about memory "collapsing" when that happens. As Simon Woo pointed out, even a 50% drop in spot prices would have virtually no impact.
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Joined @michaelsantoli to discuss market outlook and how the war has transformed the oil market.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=Beb5Bc…
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@calvinfroedge Probably all the middle east countries want their money back so they can repair damages at home.
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