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Mag 7 YTD. $GOOG still the reigning wealth creation champion.
$TSLA doing a late-year runner, now back at all time high.
And then there’s $AMZN... 🥴 https://t.co/jHUmv3tVV2
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Mag 7 YTD. $GOOG still the reigning wealth creation champion.
$TSLA doing a late-year runner, now back at all time high.
And then there’s $AMZN... 🥴 https://t.co/jHUmv3tVV2
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The Few Bets That Matter
Resolving pain points is one of the most lucrative business.
$PLTR did it. $UBER did it. $SHOP did it. $AMZN did it
Billions were created by focusing on a single pain point & solving it, for enterprises & consumers.
$PATH is on its way to do the same.
https://t.co/dWiVxVZ3Th
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Resolving pain points is one of the most lucrative business.
$PLTR did it. $UBER did it. $SHOP did it. $AMZN did it
Billions were created by focusing on a single pain point & solving it, for enterprises & consumers.
$PATH is on its way to do the same.
https://t.co/dWiVxVZ3Th
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$ORCL management confirmed that they will take on less debt than the market expects them to.
But compute demand is not slowing.
That leaves one alternative: contract compute capacity, similar to what $META & $MSFT did: pushing CapEx and overbuild risk onto third parties.
https://t.co/iqeE5ddkRM
If so, more contracts should flow to players willing to assume that risk - likely $NBIS & $CRWV, assuming they can afford it logistically and financially.
The question being will the market like that or not?
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$ORCL management confirmed that they will take on less debt than the market expects them to.
But compute demand is not slowing.
That leaves one alternative: contract compute capacity, similar to what $META & $MSFT did: pushing CapEx and overbuild risk onto third parties.
https://t.co/iqeE5ddkRM
If so, more contracts should flow to players willing to assume that risk - likely $NBIS & $CRWV, assuming they can afford it logistically and financially.
The question being will the market like that or not?
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