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Reminder MC doesn't matter as much as TAM expansion, capex, revenue And TAM will grow larger than currently exists because future market is being created now/doesn't exist yet. So opportunity for revenue can be much higher than anyone can think of. "analysts" are basically irrelevant because they are basing on conservative metrics on existing/past industry performance. There's no supercycle/inevitable buildout/TAM expansion/capex/revenue factored in. And you can outperform with large caps in this market vs flip flopping borrowed conviction on small caps. Unlimited opportunity next several years in the right themes.
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Compute go brrrr (for years) πŸ‘€πŸ”₯ I would post the charts, but they're all just going up and making new highs Added a basket of these for long term 5-50x potential for the patient $NBIS $DGXX $CLSK $HIVE $KEEL $APLD $CIFR $IREN $SHAZ $BTDR $BRUN $RIOT $HUT $WULF $CORZ
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Crypto degens will think this means institutions are coming to buy their meme coins in the trenches... lol There will be a whole new layer added and played, while shitcoins get ignored, again.. Just like when BTC made new ATHs and alts didn't...
JUST IN: πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ SEC prepares to allow blockchain-based tokenized stock trading.
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Don't forget to chase 45 day old stock picks And sell your "long term high conviction" positions to rotate into them Remember, borrowed conviction > owned conviction 😁🀝 NFA
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$ASTS πŸ‘€πŸ”₯ Also looking into their ASICs supplier. $ENSI (Ensilica) ASIC (AST5000) for their BlueBird LEO satellites payload. This chip enables direct-to-cell broadband connectivity to standard smartphones and delivers a 10x improvement in processing bandwidth per satellite. ASTS's Block 2 constellation plans
Peak download speed 98.9 Mbps. From space. With our Block 1 satellites. Direct to a standard smartphone over international waters. No modifications. No new hardware. Next-generation satellites expected to nearly double these speeds! Built in Texas. Space-based cellular broadband. Connecting everywhere. πŸŒŽπŸ“ΆπŸ“± #ASTSpaceMobile #Broadband #ConnectingtheUnconnected #BlueBirds
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Everything go brrrrrr πŸ”₯πŸ’° Memory: MU SK Hynix Samsung SNDK DRAM PENG (Memory/HPC) MRAM CPO: SIVE OE Solutions LPK Neocloud/Data Centers: NBIS DGXX
Just a TLDR of recent semi developments: 1. $TSM pushing hard CoPoS - VisEra/others might go brrr earlier than expected. 2. $AAPL goes with $INTC for semi production, which is a major shift cause they normally go with TSM. Made in America go like Intel go brrr. 3. $NVDA Vera Rubin reportedly makes changes to cooling architectures very recently. "Taiwan's thermal management suppliers are emerging as one of the fastest-growing segments in the AI hardware ecosystem" - From Last Month. "Vera Rubin server architecture is expected to drive a fundamental shift in data center cooling and system design" Will cover thermal ecosystem later, maybe it's time to take a look? 4. 2D NAND shortage spirals after Samsung, Micron, and rivals exit market Macronix, Windbond go brrr. implications for GigaDevice and other niche players. 5. "Big Tech reportedly offers to fund SK Hynix fabs and EUV" - Memory that badly bottlenecked that mag7 wants to pay for it, so $MU, SK Hynix, Samsung go brr. 6. $TSM 2026 net revenue $12.6B for April 2026. Revenue up 30%, Semis keep going brr. 7. Anthropic needs compute -> SpaceX. So implications for compute demand is extreme here which is BRRR $NBIS and others. But it's very interesting they sidestepped Neoclouds and went with SpaceX. 8. "SKC to Accelerate Mass Production of Glass Substrates for U.S. Clients by the End of the Year" "the end of the year, ahead of its original plan, it has been announced" Glass Core substrates players like $LPK for mass production and other related players like SKC go brrr. Glass timelines moved up. heavy brrr glass. 9. "Power chip shortages deepen as AI server demand and GaN battles escalate" Maybe time to look into the power chip bottleneck anon? 10. "Adata said DRAM and NAND flash contract prices will each climb more than 40% in the second quarter of 2026" Another positive for $MU, SK Hynix, Samsung, $SNDK, and others.
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Photonics / CPO Lasers SIVE $1.7B = next LITE $70B: pure-play InP laser arrays for CPO/SiPh. OE Solutions $460M = next AAOI $14B: full vertical InP chips-to-transceivers. Pluggables ran last cycle. Now CPO lasers are ramping next. Goldman Sachs highlighted CPO as next key theme in the potential $7.6T capex cycle.
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Focused on next 1-18 months: immediate beneficiaries of Ramp and CapEx towards CPO and HBM4 Potential $7.6T over the next years SIVE OE Solutions LPK Philoptics MSSCorps Auros PENG SK Square / SK Hynix And some others... --- Photonics & Lasers (CPO/Optical Components) - SIVE (Sivers Semiconductors) - OE Solutions (Optical Transceivers) Photonics Equipment & Substrates - LPK (LPKF Laser & Electronics) *Glass core substrate - Philoptics (161580) *Glass substrate Semiconductor Testing, Metrology & Analysis (SiPh/HBM) - Auros (AUROS Technology) *Memory HBM4 - MSSCorps (MSSCORPS) *Photonics Memory Memory & Advanced Computing (HBM/AI) - PENG (Penguin Solutions) - SK Square / SK Hynix
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Also added $PENG ( Penguin solutions ) on this 10 year base breakout it has formed This could get very explosive in the coming weeks. Saw a LOT of bullish option flow on it before market close yesterday It's a 7-10x to catch up to its peer's P/S ratios, the market really isn't giving the company it's credit yet & i think that's where the value is Seems to be early in the photonics/memory re-rating cycle, i can't imagine it breaks a 10 year base w/ good volume & doesn't run a lot higher from here
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Stocks watchlist update AI infrastructure, Photonics CPO, storage, etc I think most everything trades much higher over the next 2-3 years, but finding which ones outperform is the game we play. Under $1 billion: β€’ LPK - LPKF Laser & Electronics: ~$440M β€’ Auros (322310) - AUROS Technology $220M β€’ ALMU - Aeluma, Inc.: ~$460M β€’ Episil-Precision (3016): ~820M β€’ OE Solutions (138080): $310M β€’ VIVO - VivoPower International PLC: ~$55M. β€’ ALRIB - Riber S.A.: ~$300M β€’ IQE - IQE plc: ~$600M β€’ TRT - Trio-Tech International: ~$140M. β€’ SILC - Silicom Ltd.: ~$240M. β€’ ATOM - Atomera Incorporated: $430M $1 billion to $5 billion β€’ SIVE - Sivers Semiconductors $1.3B β€’ MSSCORP (6830) - Msscorps Co.: ~$1.4B β€’ LWLG - Lightwave Logic, Inc.: ~$2.4B. β€’ AEHR - Aehr Test Systems, Inc.: ~$2.9B. β€’ TOWA (6315) - TOWA Corp: ~$1.5B β€’ ShunSin Technology (6451): $1.5B $5 billion to $10 billion β€’ SOI - Soitec SA: ~$5.3B β€’ Win Semiconductors (3105) : ~$7B $10 billion to $50 billion β€’ NBIS - Nebius Group N.V.: ~$39B. β€’ ALAB - Astera Labs, Inc.: ~$35B. β€’ CRDO - Credo Technology Group: ~$34B. Over $50 billion β€’ NOK - Nokia Corporation $70B β€’ SK Square: ~$75B β€’ SNDK - SanDisk Corporation ~$175B. β€’ MU - Micron Technology, Inc.: ~$611B. β€’ NVDA β€” NVIDIA Corp. ~$4.9T β€’ MRVL β€” Marvell Technology ~$145B β€’ LITE β€” Lumentum Holdings ~$65B β€’ AMD β€” Advanced Micro Devices ~$550B β€’ INTC β€” Intel Corp. ~$490B
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Thinking about stocks? Sectors of interest AI infrastructure, Photonics, CPO, glass core substrate, lasers, testing, interconnects, networking, Neocloud, data center energy generation, bottlenecks, multi-year capex spend from hyperscalers (big tech/mag7), etc.. I trade on Interactive Brokers for access to global markets. US, Euro, Asia List of stocks you can research if you're just getting started: β€’ SIVE (Sivers Semiconductors) β€’ LPK (LPKF Laser) β€’ MSSCORP (6830) β€’ AUROS (322310) β€’ NBIS (Nebius Group) β€’ SK SQUARE (402340) β€’ NOK (Nokia) β€’ ALAB (Astera Labs) β€’ CRDO (Credo Tech) β€’ VIVO (VivoPower) β€’ ALRIB (Riber SA) β€’ ALMU (Aeluma) β€’ EPISIL-PRECISION (3016) β€’ SOI (Soitec) β€’ AEHR (Aehr Test Systems) β€’ TRT (Trio-Tech) β€’ LWLG (Lightwave Logic) β€’ TOWA (6315) β€’ SILC (Silicom) β€’ PDFS (PDF Solutions) β€’ ATOM (Atomera Incorporated) β€’ IQE (IQE PLC) β€’ Win Semiconductors (3105) β€’ ShunSin (6451) β€’ Luxnet (4979)
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Friday was my final day at @defiapp. Back in May 2024, I was a few weeks removed from a public exit at @wormhole. The tweet went semi-viral. My DMs filled up. One of those DMs was from @merovingian0101 - he'd seen the tweet, said they were building something, thought I should hear about it. I was talking to four or five teams at the time. Called a friend whose opinion I actually trust and asked for his honest read on each one. He paused on one of them and said the team behind it was legit. Said he trusted them. That was enough. I think I literally had one or two interviews with Mero. He went back to the team with my number. A few days later I get a response from him in TG DMs that the offer was approved. I called my wife, she nudged me towards accepting, and the rest is history. I didn't even meet any of the cofounders - Dan, Ken, Aaron - until I was already onboard. Totally crypto, I know. The first thing I noticed about this team wasn't the product. It was the vibe. A few weeks in, Ken drops a message in the marketing chat - no context, totally unprompted - "Have a date tonight. Usually only try to do the girlfriend thing during bear markets but wish me luck." I remember reading that and laughing out loud and thinking: okay. These are my people. What followed was the most intense and rewarding stretch of my career. I joined pre-launch as the first community/growth hire. Built the community, social, and support functions from zero. The X account literally had 1,000 followers when I joined. It peaked at over 200k with me at the helm. I managed all socials from Day 1 and since then touched everything we scaled - multi-video series on TikTok, YouTube, and beyond. Helped scale Defi App to 1M registered users, $30B in trading volume, and $7M in annualized revenue within a few short months of going public with the product. We ran a $1M trading contest at the end of 2025 that was one of the most fun things I've ever been part of executing. I got to work alongside awesome people like @JD0x2e, @bigironchris and @shreddydefi - three of the sharpest people in this space - and learned a ton from everyone along the way. S/O to Shreddy, @0xUxDesign, and @0xdcota RE: the Miami trip. πŸš— I got to discover and lock in generational talent like Paulo, whose animated video work over the last year set a standard I'm genuinely proud of. And I got to be guided, challenged, and trusted by Ken, Aaron, Dan, Ajdin, and @freshPizzaDev who is just, genuinely, one of the good ones - plus many more names than I have room to share. I want to give a massive shout out to every member of the community, every KOL and partner I've grinded with, and every protocol team I've had the pleasure of collaborating with. You know who you are. Defi App is in great hands. The product is real. The team is serious. The road ahead is long and I'm rooting for them hard. Got to work on some things the team will share when ready - grateful to have had a hand in what's coming. As for me - taking a short break. Summer is coming and it feels freeing to think about enjoying that with my wife, who's a schoolteacher and has summers off. Then, something new. I've spent the last two years inside one of the fastest-growing DeFi startups in the space. I've seen what scales, what breaks, what the unglamorous middle looks like, and what it feels like when things actually click. If you're building something and need someone who's lived it - not consulted on it, lived it - my DMs are open. And if you're early in your career and want to ask about any of it - the wins, the chaos, the stuff that doesn't make it into the highlight reel - AMA. I'll do my best to be brutally honest and genuinely helpful. Godspeed and God bless. fin.
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Need all my stock CFOs to keep their mouths closed on confidentiality agreements and NDAs Thanks
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People who haven't pivoted from altcoins to stocks... πŸ₯² Dilution, emissions and fractionalized communities and liquidity killed crypto Real stock-season is happening now with: AI infra, semiconductor CPO, next gen optics, lasers, testing, hyperscaler supply chain bottlenecks
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US friends IBKR Interactive Brokers account is your friend So much of the AI supply chain is Asia ecosystem You need to be have access everywhere Enable trading permissions for international and OTC markets *Not Financial Advice GLHF
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Neocloud companies (HPC / Miner pivot) $NBIS – Nebius Group N.V. β€” ~$38.8B $CIFR – Cipher Digital/Mining Inc. β€” ~$7.3B $WULF – TeraWulf Inc. β€” ~$8.25B $CORZ – Core Scientific Inc. β€” ~$5.9B $APLD – Applied Digital Corporation β€” ~$7.9B $CLSK – CleanSpark Inc. β€” ~$2.75B $HUT – Hut 8 Corp. β€” ~$7.75B $CRWV – CoreWeave Inc. β€” ~$58B $RIOT – Riot Platforms Inc. β€” ~$6.6B $BTDR – Bitdeer Technologies Group β€” ~$2.7B $KEEL – Keel Infrastructure Corp. (Previously BITF, Bitfarms) β€” ~$1.3B $WYFI – WhiteFiber Inc. β€” ~$585M
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Majority of my feed and comments throughout, are bots or people copy pasting AI slop... Zero effort All LLMs use the same cringe phrases and it's made people lazy.. There's very little real value on my feed anymore I spend less and less time on here
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Silicon Photonics (SiPh) & CPO Supply Chain bottlenecks Follow @aleabitoreddit for more research in this space **Light Source (CW DFB Lasers)** SIVE (Sivers Semiconductors) $427M AAOI (Applied Optoelectronics) $11.32B 5802 (Sumitomo Electric) $52B **SiPh Foundry (SOI-based)** TSEM (Tower Semiconductor) $22.75B **Compound Semi Foundry (III-V)** 3105 (Win Semi) $6.2B **Optical Interposers** POET (POET Technologies) $1.1B **Substrates (SOI Wafers)** SOI (Soitec) $2.7B **Epitaxy / Photonic Materials** IQE (IQE plc) $490M 2455 (Visual Photonics / VPEC) $1.75B ALMU (Aeluma) $194M **Epitaxy Equipment (MBE Tools)** Riber (ALRIB) $222M **Advanced Packaging & OSAT (CPO Enablers)** 6451 (Shunsin Technology) $1.5B ASX (ASE Technology) $54.1B **Optical Subassembly & Packaging** 4977 (PCL Technologies) $513M 3450 (Elite Advanced Laser) $1.4B **Fiber Arrays & Passive Interconnects** 3363 (FOCI Fiber Optic) $2.75B **Optical Modules** COHR (Coherent) $57.65B LITE (Lumentum) $64.07B **Optical Semiconductor ICs (TIAs/Drivers)** MTSI (MACOM) $19.36B SMTC (Semtech) $7.92B **Optical DSP & Interconnect** CRDO (Credo Technology) $22.06B MRVL (Marvell Technology) $112.36B **Electrical Interconnect / Fabric** ALAB (Astera Labs) $25.37B **Metrology / Inspection (Yield Control)** 268A (Rigaku Holdings Corp.) $3.65B 3587 (MA-tek) $624M 3289 (iST – Integrated Service Technology Inc.) $403M **Optical Test & Measurement** 6777 (Santec) $1.62B **Semiconductor Burn-in & Reliability Test** AEHR (Aehr Test Systems) $2.22B **Speculative Modulator Materials** LWLG (Lightwave Logic) $1.58B Market cap valuation in USD ALMU (Aeluma) $194M Riber (ALRIB) $222M 3289 (iST – Integrated Service Technology Inc.) $403M SIVE (Sivers Semiconductors) $427M IQE (IQE plc) $490M 4977 (PCL Technologies) $513M 3587 (MA-tek) $624M POET (POET Technologies) $1.1B 3450 (Elite Advanced Laser) $1.4B 6451 (Shunsin Technology) $1.5B LWLG (Lightwave Logic) $1.58B 6777 (Santec) $1.62B 2455 (Visual Photonics / VPEC) $1.75B AEHR (Aehr Test Systems) $2.22B SOI (Soitec) $2.7B 3363 (FOCI Fiber Optic) $2.75B 268A (Rigaku Holdings Corp.) $3.65B 3105 (Win Semi) $6.2B SMTC (Semtech) $7.92B AAOI (Applied Optoelectronics) $11.32B MTSI (MACOM) $19.36B CRDO (Credo Technology) $22.06B TSEM (Tower Semiconductor) $22.75B ALAB (Astera Labs) $25.37B 5802 (Sumitomo Electric) $52B ASX (ASE Technology) $54.1B COHR (Coherent) $57.65B LITE (Lumentum) $64.07B MRVL (Marvell Technology) $112.36B
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AI infra / Data Center bottlenecks Humanoid Robotics Autonomous Warfare Biotech / next-gen medicine *All high spend, forced allocation, high compliant sectors enhanced with AI.
one of the most important concepts in LIFE there is a pattern in business/markets/opportunities that i have observed enough to confirm that it is the general rule for how things work. it goes as follows: 1. new market opportunity arises, very few players in the game 2. in the beginning, it is ALWAYS easy mode: making money does not require much effort and margins are VERY high 3. as the industry grows, more players enter the market including more sophisticated players who are absolute experts in other domains. competition increases, you need more edge and better tools to make money, margins go down 4. once the industry goes mainstream, it only gets more efficient and the once insane opportunity becomes very similar to all other efficient markets and you just make the same money as people working in any other industry. it requires a lot of investment and tech to be able to continue to compete and your head start from years ago is basically useless 5. all edge is gone, this market is old example 1: dropshipping - niggaz in 2005 could run the most basic ads on insta for super low costs and print literal millions - today, drop shipping is efficient example 2: crypto - niggaz in 2016 (and they weren't even that early) could literally just buy bitcoin, eth or ANY ico and instantly 2 - 100x their money, it was so easy - in defi summer 2020 you could get insane APY - today, almost all launches die INSTANTLY and defi APY is below treasury yields it's always the same: in almost every business or side hustle, it starts in easy mode and as more people enter, the amount of effort required for the same reward increases until it's balanced/efficient and then you have 0 edge anymore now, let's look at crypto ask yourself ask yourself TRULY at which stage of the industry maturation are we? and if you are honest with yourself, your answer will be: it's efficient. everyone knows how founders design their ico to generate max fomo, how vcs dump from the beginning or hedge, how shady MMs are, how all kols do undisclosed shills... everyone knows you have no edge in crypto anymore unless you have a good network the highest EV activity you can do now is to put on your shoes and go for a long walk in the forest and think deeply about your current situation. think about what markets are still in their infancy and where making money is still in EASY MODE and then use claude to dominate that niche
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