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11 postsI’m genuinely impressed there’s people out there holding $IREN. Imagine gettingMar 24, 2026$IREN$NBIS$AAOI
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I’m genuinely impressed there’s people out there holding $IREN. Imagine getting close to half the market cap… ~$6B eventually diluted, sold into the

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@NieMehrKrieg Much better opportunities out than $IREN. If you want the same sector, $NBIS is objectively better when you look at how they finance c

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@StocksAREnuts Buffett buys profitable companies generating enormous amounts of FCF. $IREN is reverse Bufffett where you’re buying into companies to

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@HeLiuLeo I ended up preferring SK Hynix over $MU at these levels, but memory as a whole is a good long. Lot of LNG/helium/crude fears don’t really i

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@PizzaLuv Dont worry. This is basically the standard $IREN holder comeback in the comments: "You make $1560 a week? Well I make $1560 in seven days"

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@bennybigbull Not saying $IREN is going to crash or go down. My nuanced point is that upside is capped when there’s an active $6B ATM. So it’s bett

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@HeLiuLeo So $EWY as a proxy has gotten a tad worse due to current devaluation from Oil/War tensions. So individually holding SK Hynix might be bette

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@SPACMANAGER Points out a fact: “A $6B active ATM structurally caps upside” $IREN holder: “this is wrong because you’re a loser”

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@CoastalInvstmnt I don’t have any open positions in $IREN. Just sharing my thoughts on X

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@BitcoinAIGuy https://t.co/fL2dDxN0hi

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@SwellAndFlow It's probably better to chase equity appreciation rather than being structurally capped by $IREN's active ATM. I think you made the rig

10 postsMy thoughts on $NBIS, $IREN, $CRWV and the current Neocloud market. One of theMar 28, 2026$NBIS$IREN$CRWV
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My thoughts on $NBIS, $IREN, $CRWV and the current Neocloud market. One of them ends up as the next AWS in 5 years: My guess it’s Nebius. It's no

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Sure, I have a lot of respect for the Aschenbrenner, vast majority of his longs like $BE and $LITE are stellar. I haven't really seen a fund like Situ

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I saw large potential with $IREN last year. The reason I flipped bearish is because... who is funding the monetization of their GW capacity? It's ex

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I would personally not just invest in one sector for diversification sake. I talk about photonics like $AAOI recently because I see it as highest sh

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@Jornka329996 @gude57856 $IREN is out there diluting $6B+ and nobody bats an eye. $SIVE could potentially dilute $15M-20M to scale up CW laser segmen

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@BelfortsTaxGuy If you have to think about almost not sinking for $CRWV... there's probably better longs out there in the market, just saying?

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@futureproof_inv Hyperscalers need power today... not in 5 years time. That's why neoclouds like $NBIS or $IREN hit that sweet spot where they have

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I really find it hard to disagree with my assessment. I said $IREN was accretive long term. But short term holders are the one funding the buildout

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If $PL, the $11B company filed for a $6,000,000,000 dilution, I'm pretty sure everyone would leave their positions. The reason why $IREN filed for a

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@BonyBallf2 @Kaizen_Investor $6,000,000,000 dilution and sales into the open market for $IREN is not "noise".

10 postsPersonal TLDR research. Western supply chain bottlenecks like $LPTH and $AXTIJan 18, 2026$AXTI$LPTH$LPKFF
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Personal TLDR research. Western supply chain bottlenecks like $LPTH and $AXTI: $MTRN - Beryllium (Spor Mountain) $HALEU - Uranium | SMRs $ESE

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@gauchos805 $WOLF was probably the most interesting one up there after restructuring. $LPKFF also for glass substrates and they own the laser induce

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@D4RW1NEXE Appreciate it! Yeah these are the more under-the-radar ones since the marketcaps are extremely small. But by the time it hits $10B+ like $

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@upliftyourpath $LPTH is incredible. My thesis is most US companies will move off China germanium supply chains (especially for defense) and use Lig

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@RKLBMan I'm sure you would like $FEIM given its space exposure. It's already up 241% this year so I'm sure markets have slowly started to realize t

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@pennycheck They're all called bottlenecks because they're critical for their specific vertical. But helium-3 definitely is for US quantum/defense ind

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@pennycheck Trump's tariff policies are an engima to me. Also just a heads up for people who think they should ape into $PLSR - Nobody knows the vol

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@hrtflutter Whoops, $LEU for HALEU (High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium). Centrus Energy is currently the only company in the U.S. with a license to enri

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@jaded4595325692 i don't think there are any ETFs like this since half of these are very very niche small cap. I'd be happy to write up a bottleneck

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@jaded4595325692 A bottleneck ETF would be a great opportunity for @matthew_sigel or someone at @vaneck_us to make. I'm sure it would get a lot of

9 postsThe primary argument for Iren’s $6B dilution was: “Trust in $IREN management wiMar 8, 2026$IREN$BKKT$ASST
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The primary argument for Iren’s $6B dilution was: “Trust in $IREN management with managing dilution.” If you look at the actual history of IREN mana

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@ChrisKing189362 Feel free to say whatever you want, but it doesn’t change the reality of things. It’s all public information with $IREN management t

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@JC_GetRichSlow It’s not adding nothing to the dialogue when there’s a material $6 Billion USD ATM. It’s also public information $IREN management was

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@stockscout101 Exactly. It’s good people have the full picture so people can make informed decisions from risks with $IREN. Unfortunately there’s bee

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@hoiyeahhhh Across $BKKT, $ASST, and maybe $IREN. The strategy has been identical. Generate massive retail hype around a hot narrative (Bitcoin trea

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@CK_Cryptoklepto We’re probably at this stage since I’m getting called a bot for pointing out $IREN risk disclosures lol https://t.co/DTM73USeMx

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@weary_centurion Thanks and sorry to hear that. I’m just trying to give justified warnings about ATM dilution. I did the same with $BKKT last year be

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@chiptomunk You do realize Mike Alfred sits on the board of $IREN right?

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@LandoInvests @chiptomunk I phrased it correctly. Board of directors is $IREN management. If it were some random engineer, then no.

9 postsI’ve said this before with $CRCL pre-IPO lockup at $200. And I’ll say it again Mar 5, 2026$CRCL$HIMS$IREN
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I’ve said this before with $CRCL pre-IPO lockup at $200. And I’ll say it again with $IREN post-$6B dilution to prove a point: TA and Charting alone,

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@cafeaulaitfr Yeah I was warning people back at $140-$200 range on $CRCL that there was a massive share unlock. But a lot of the TA drawers back the

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@Agrippa_Inv Nobody said $IREN was selling $6B in one day? This whole post was about TA drawers as a standalone without including any thoughts about

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@R1chardMaur1ce $HIMS got sued to oblivion by $NVO and the US GOV. Compound weight loss drugs was their primary avenue for revenue growth and potent

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@MirageWL8 The fact so many people on X believe you can trade on TA alone without looking at stock fundamentals, macro, or catalysts is the reason why

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@Agrippa_Inv The $6B dilution is absolutely immense long term selling pressure for $IREN. A lot of people understate how egregious that ATM actually

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@themomentumplay Because it’s genuinely harmful to newcomers when they see someone TA $BULL XYZ breakout to $200 when it was trading at a $50B MC. W

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@InitialY23 TA is a helpful indicator. The whole point of the post was that chart posters who rely on it **alone** without considering anything else

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@17Reazy Yep, this is how you should use TA. I use it too. Just saying the people following and drawing those 400%+ random breakout patterns witho

9 postsThe "InP Chokepoint": The Bottleneck of the AI Buildout explanation: The futureDec 27, 2025$AXTI$SMTOY$NVDA
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The "InP Chokepoint": The Bottleneck of the AI Buildout explanation: The future of $NVDA Blackwell, $META MTAI, $GOOGL TPU, and $MSFT Maia ramp is ti

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@VulcanMK5 Yep, $LITE and $COHR are amazing and are up quite a bit since they tons pricing power. Go few levels deeper into $AXTI (vertically inte

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@trusited Grok is likely conflating wafer fab with InP substrate manufacturing. $AVGO's penn fab still requires InP substrates from Sumitomo, $AXTI, o

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@NowAwake_7 @VulcanMK5 Last time I took a look, IQE was going through asset sales? Seemed like a distressed company rather than “cheap”. You can tel

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@Qreiseck I will donate to a charity if your choice if you can point out where you realized a $700m microcap company like $AXTI was the bottleneck for

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@crux_capital_ Thanks, love your posts on $LITE, $POET $AAOI $COHR, $MRVL, and other photonic players too

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@SwanShapedBird There is a lot risk with $AXTI for sure. That’s why it’s valued like a penny stock at $700m and not $30B+ like $SMTOY despite being bo

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@Mexicancik1 So I’m not advocating for buying $AXTI since there’s significant risks with China supply chains but just clearing up misconceptions. If

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@dr_lmfao_ Yeah absolutely, I’m working on a model to normalize ownership of indium phosphide for just laser grade feedstock from private vertically i

8 posts$MRVL cancelled $POET purchase orders after the CFO went out and violated NDA whApr 27, 2026$POET$SIVE$MRVL
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$MRVL cancelled $POET purchase orders after the CFO went out and violated NDA when getting angry. Ouch to Poet, down -46%, this is why I don’t like c

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@FlachtFunds Oh $SIVE is definitely fine, since they're vastly diversified. They likely basically serve everyone: -> $AAPL Silicon Photonics -> $JBL

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@BrokeBoyCap Oh, I'm guessing $MRVL is vertically integrating the packaging process after buying the lasers from someone like $SIVE or $LITE. That's

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@Jackylee811574 $MRVL will likely do that interposer packaging IP in-house. I did expect them to design out $POET down the road, just not this early.

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@satyadeva97 @PhotonCap For $POET, not an overreaction. Poet was largely single source customer concentration risk, although they started getting othe

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@AD14977 I've always said $POET is the most likely to get designed out down the road. They just buy lasers and package them... and $MRVL can just go

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@CryptoZ4 You do realized I posted that at ~$5 when the marketcap was like ~$600m off $420m cash. https://t.co/bQl5AbpzG7

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@O_bhaina $MRVL benefits long term by vertically integrating the packaging process. They will likely just make a deal and buy lasers directly from $S

8 postsMost people on X make the mistake of getting married to a stock. If your thesiMar 7, 2026$IREN$HIMS$BMNR
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Most people on X make the mistake of getting married to a stock. If your thesis materially changes with $HIMS or $IREN, so should your position. I

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@fedex774 Yes it’s the same with other stocks like $BMNR. If the goal investors supported was to acquire 5% of $ETH supply and compound return throug

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@Sandeman52 I was long $IREN last year, but the thesis has materially changed. Again I have zero economic interest in $IREN now but I do look out for

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@Brian_S1_1991 First major $IREN buys were in the high $20’s low 30’s. Then exited on the way up. It was very promising, asset light company last ye

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@daniel_koss Agreed, if your name is not $GOOGL or $TSM where you can just sit back 4 years and know it will likely do well. It’s important to monito

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@blackwalletfr There’s a difference between the company $IREN doing well and your shares in the company appreciating in value. I care about how my sh

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@MontSalvatUSA @daniel_koss I’ll make a follow up post on this, stuff like $INTC, $COHR, $RDDT, $IBIT, and $RKLB are not going away anytime soon.

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@eclement04 No I’m long on memory and volatility increases. Q2 NAND prices were doubled by Samsung and likely SK Hynix, around 4-10 times more than an

8 postsOnly thing to look at with $SIVE earnings is forward growth. Nobody cares aboutMay 29, 2026$SIVE
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Only thing to look at with $SIVE earnings is forward growth. Nobody cares about pre-development contract earnings from 2025 or last quarter, especial

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@chrisoc9999 77% growth of forward revenue projections… Over a single quarter is absurdly high growth. And validates volume ramp expectations with $S

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@cobra_mindset1 77% growth in 1 single quarter. From the entire company’s operating history to date. I’m not sure if markets realize how high that is

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@RyanU_1F42B This is 77% growth, from literally the start of the CPO supercycle H1 2026. I’d expect that number to just keep on compounding exponent

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@dockery58 Thanks, I’m still waiting on the transcript to come out. But glad they clarified $JBL volume ramp is coming and photonics is their main gr

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@BigKaiWang Sequential 77% growth. Basically entire company revenue pipeline from all these years. And it increased 77% in the first few months of 20

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@DeJeff48985 Extremely bullish on $SIVE. I’m very brutally honest when it comes to earnings reports on the names I own. We got 77% forward growth i

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@gudou_dama MSCI index inclusion inflows happen end of trading day today. Or on June 1st (which was also Nasdaq omx inflow). One of those days

7 postsDid you listen anon? $SIVE is extremely early. And we’re about to see a ton oMay 25, 2026$SIVE
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Did you listen anon? $SIVE is extremely early. And we’re about to see a ton of institutional inflow (Blackrock, Vanguard, MSCI, NASDAQ) next week f

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@Selooo79 3 weeks ago they were trying to bear post about some random Swedish firm selling. Now, Blackrock, Vanguard and others are buying $SIVE next

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@AatAzerti I can’t help you with that, should make your own decision. But just keep in mind, your largest Blackrock/Vanguard instituonal inflow (all

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@notrickflair No, why would there be much of a pullback? (Also don’t own Cerebras) The “hype” over Vanguard and Blackrock buying $SIVE is extremely j

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@yvesai0 Nah, I think $SIVE is still extremely undervalued relatively speaking. Ayar, Lightmatter, Lightelligence, celestial, and others all probably

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@algo_fati microled is way, way too early for anything CPO related, even though i see a lot of media analysts try pushing it.

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@algo_fati Sorry I mean by H2 2028 is estimates in terms of when it starts ramping up. The technology is there, just industry adoption is extremely

7 postsIf you’re curious about $AXTI: It’s down 21% on the new potential dilution newsApr 6, 2026$AXTI$IREN$AAOI
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If you’re curious about $AXTI: It’s down 21% on the new potential dilution news. Board wanted to add 50M more shares (up to $2B worth to dilute) for

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@LepoulpePoulpo Yeah it’s 31st, and you’ve seen the stock drop since then. Imo markets are just pricing in. Also $LITE is down 7% and algorithmicall

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@Kaizen_Investor Yes if you were $GME, $AMC CEO’s a logical choice might be to dump ATMs on a retail shareholders to benefit the company because they

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@BitcoinAIGuy There’s a difference between raising capital like $100m from Northland. Then getting your equity wiped out by doubling the float with $

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@nasdaq90 $500m relative to $7B for InP fab and assembly expansion for becoming the biggest 1.6T capacity in America for $AAOI. Is materially differe

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@LeaderInvests That’s called being predatory, especially with the share issuance size. I’m dumping every $AXTI position I have if it passes.

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@neverlongqcom It’s multifaceted. I personally attribute it more to dilution overhang because nobody wants to be holding the stock if they double the

6 postsFor $SIVE to become the next $80B+ $LITE. Sivers is the current laser kingmakeMay 23, 2026$SIVE$AAOI$FOCI
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For $SIVE to become the next $80B+ $LITE. Sivers is the current laser kingmaker of the optical transition to CPO and 1.6T. They basically supply l

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@HarshaRenga96 I said this before but I have high conviction in $SIVE. I'm confident their UC Berkeley + $LITE executive team knows what IP to acqui

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@IkaKnight_ Markets are kinda realizing US Gov is heavily backing $SIVE as you can see with direct US CHIPS Act funding. Since you see Sivers in $YS

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@northyvt $AAOI is more pure manufacturing scale and I'm extremely bullish on them. So it's more like Furukawa + Innolight in my view? So extremely

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@cherryPayment Welcome to Silicon Valley, Sweden. It's moreso what you can do with the funding and if you can turn that market investment into $100

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@_juicebox99_ I don't see FOCI becoming a $50B+ company. They focus on one thing like optical components + FAU for $TSM / $NVDA, then do it at scale

6 postsThinking about buying $CRWV on the $NVDA deal? Here's the way to think about itJan 28, 2026$CRWV$NVDA$NBIS
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Thinking about buying $CRWV on the $NVDA deal? Here's the way to think about it: A casino gives you more money, so you could take on more debt with

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@owoNine Others like $CIFR, $WULF are colo. They don't buy GPUs. $CRWV, $NBIS, $IREN do. The first two $NVDA funded. The latter one, $MSFT did

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@PhotonCap 저는 $NBIS 가 현재 매우 매력적이라고 생각합니다. $CIFR(네오클라우드가 아닌 코로케이션 부문) 같은 특정 종목들도 마찬가지입니다. 반면 $CRWV 는 그만큼 설득력이 있지는 않네요. 네비우스(Nebius)의 비즈니스 모델은 기본적으로 전년

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@jukan05 🛖🔥🚿💸💾🏦😢

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@feanor_legend $CRWV is probably the only $50B+ company I can think of that is likely going to go bankrupt. At least $ORCL has a profitable core busin

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@Veganhippo21 I was buying $CRWV at $34 last year, and I swing traded it at $70 this year. That being said, "u mad" doesn't help Coreweave's issue w

6 postsBased Friday Market Close (-3.6% SPY day), Thoughts and Explanations Strong BuyOct 11, 2025$NBIS$CRWV$AMD
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Based Friday Market Close (-3.6% SPY day), Thoughts and Explanations Strong Buy $IBIT $LTC $WLAC $NBIS $MP $TSM (For Next Year) $ETOR $DKNG $SNAP Bu

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@Solar_Twelve I actually hit the X ticker maximum otherwise I would have talked about more stuff from $AMD to $CRWV. But yeah, Coreweave is at the ce

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@DigestingX For semis like $AMD it’s a buy for 1Y out when the 100B contract with OpenAI starts ramping up. Some other comment mentioned $MU, they’re

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@pepemoonboy Thanks, looks like there was some de-escalation. Excited for $NBIS too next week https://t.co/Vg3ZM4D5eW

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@Hoona1203 I ran out of tickers because X post limits, otherwise $RDDT was a buy at $192, $AMD was a buy at $210, $VIRT is a buy at $33 (not so much a

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@mrazqkuki oh god Cathie Wood, get me out of $DKNG

6 posts$IREN filed to dilute $6,000,000,000 at a $11.7B MC. That is not noise. This iMar 29, 2026$IREN
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$IREN filed to dilute $6,000,000,000 at a $11.7B MC. That is not noise. This is Iren's way to monetize their 4.5GW capacity by selling all those new

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@maxpoop69 Might be helpful to read the post. Maybe this is why people still think $6B $IREN ATMs are noise and their stock prices are going to go up

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@FransBakker9812 Sorry to break it to you… but made up personal attacks doesn’t make a $6,000,000,000 ATM disappear

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@0xInitialAce Cutting at a loss might be better with things like $IREN. So you can chase better opportunities that don’t have capped upside from dilut

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@GMGoz1x Yes, basically it. I’ve been bullish on $IREN last year. But with the $6B ATM I’m extreme bearish due to structural overhang. But if they m

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@DamienWong20 There's something called SBC where $IREN executives can issue more shares to themselves. Take a look at $SNAP, the company awards emplo

6 postshttps://t.co/6xoodaH87jMar 15, 2026$TSLA
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https://t.co/6xoodaH87j

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@MingleSach The materials required to scale AI and DCs are fundamentally different from those required to scale humanoid robots. For example tungst

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@qxiAixp Yes, China is dominating US on the component side needed to make humanoids. And US companies are doubling down, by completely relying on Chi

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@Adam_a_Dias You can manufacture the most advanced robot prototypes at $TSLA or Boston Dynamics. But when you try and scale it up, China has control

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@ChunkOfTheStars Tesla does the design. Majority of the actual hardware comes from Chinese companies like Sanhua China has the export control switch

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@PhotonCap Yeah Korean robotics are top-tier but like US, a lot of the component supply still comes from China. The United States should prioritize a

5 postsThe US navy to blockade any ships trying to enter or leave the Strait of Hormuz.Apr 12, 2026$VIRT$INTU$RDDT
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The US navy to blockade any ships trying to enter or leave the Strait of Hormuz. Not quite sure what the game plan is here? Regardless, I completely

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@pocimont It's nuanced, I do think companies like $INTU are going to get slightly disrupted by Claude and others doing taxes + filing for you. And it'

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@b00gersburner @pocimont I use quickbooks as well, but there's going to be a lot of upcoming startup competitors (and cheaper or even free/open source

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@LawrenceKenshin not early anymore, but definitely not late on $VIRT. Already up 40%+ last 3 months, which would have been 1000%+ returns. probably n

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@jpm7019 Markets are more resilient than people think. Obviously escalation is concerning, but there's too many people short right now (which adds f

5 postsIt still baffles me how people are still “Buying the Dip” on $IREN. Amid their Apr 2, 2026$IREN
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It still baffles me how people are still “Buying the Dip” on $IREN. Amid their $6,000,0000,000 ATM, diluted and sold into the open market. Thinking

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@Belfort_Trading $IREN share price doesn’t matter. What matters is marketcap. The price could be $17 in a few months while MC stays same. TA’s don’

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@VinnyPolansky It does help that tens of $IREN holders create new X accounts just to spam my comments

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@CaesarCapitalz If $IREN can monetize their raw assets through capex-light colo or after the dilution is finished. Otherwise, there's no point of "tr

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@thekriskay Good to know about the newsletter. Yeah $NBIS is up 5%+ today while $IREN is still red (possibly because of dilution capping upside).

5 posts"Bottleneck within a Bottleneck": Indium Phosphide $AXTI | $SMTOY is a duopoly.Dec 29, 2025$AXTI$SMTOY$COHR
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"Bottleneck within a Bottleneck": Indium Phosphide $AXTI | $SMTOY is a duopoly. They control 60%+ of the world's InP substrates as the bottleneck o

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@gunnaosrs Don’t think hyperscalers understand the danger yet. $COHR is the leading “virtually integrated” American company. But the risk is it’s stil

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@RyanMDorsey23 This is a research note on point failure of the entire AI buildout in $AXTI/China from both substrate production and laser-grade Indium

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@DonkeyCapital69 Uhh, from my own personal research so far, to cover all grounds I’ve liked: 1. $AXTI at the very bottom of the entire supply chain +

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@brandy117 The claims were mindblowing controlling 40% of the world's Indium Phosphide supply chain. Especially when photonic components depend on th

5 posts港股就是屎坑,即使某家公司看起来很好,动手前也要冷静下。一个诚恳的建议。May 29, 2026
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港股就是屎坑,即使某家公司看起来很好,动手前也要冷静下。一个诚恳的建议。

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地平线机器人已经跌到5港币了,光头余什么感受?

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@ShuaiShao12 关闭港股交易权限,防止手贱。勾选“日本”交易许可。

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@curtuner 自动驾驶还没到ChatGPT时刻,地平线扩张太厉害,以为自己血槽厚。地平线的J6架构很一般,然后负责芯片设计的陈鹏走了。

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@xu159411209 哪家厉害的还没上市?

5 posts. @aleabitoreddit 推荐的不少【供应链瓶颈】都是欧洲股票,刚刚他/她也写了一个复盘,涨幅在 2-20 倍不等 分享一个信息差,IBKR 上可以May 28, 2026
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. @aleabitoreddit 推荐的不少【供应链瓶颈】都是欧洲股票,刚刚他/她也写了一个复盘,涨幅在 2-20 倍不等 分享一个信息差,IBKR 上可以交易全球各个市场的股票,包括欧洲市场,具体设置:交易设置→交易许可→股票→选中你想交易的市场→申请开通 申请之后,一般需要 1-2 个工作

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IBKR 邀请链接 https://t.co/lAoO3SB9QT ,注册最多可获得价值 1000 美元的 IBKR 股票

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@blackchoic12035 @aleabitoreddit 之前有海外地址证明就可以开

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@Megarsene @aleabitoreddit 什么意思?

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@leemaiking @aleabitoreddit 好奇怪,问下客服?

4 posts$SIVE is the largest beneficiary of brand new events this weekend: 1. Sivers neMay 25, 2026$SIVE
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$SIVE is the largest beneficiary of brand new events this weekend: 1. Sivers new NASDAQ index inclusion (OMX Stockholm): Both Vanguard and Blackrock

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@thereeldinesh It’s only up ~15%. Google’s viewer somehow adds Friday’s returns.

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@ThriveSnap $SIVE is extremely early. Before it was mainly retail. All the institutional capital are about to enter soon, as seen with all the index

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@IkaKnight_ Serenity Knight sounds like a pretty cool name.

4 postsAI capex spend is expected to go to "$3 to $4 trillion annually" by 2030 from $NMay 24, 2026$AXTI$SOI$SIVE
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AI capex spend is expected to go to "$3 to $4 trillion annually" by 2030 from $NVDA Jensen Huang projections. You're not bullish enough. And it mi

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@M3Invest You're comparing Sumitomo finished InP substrates vs AXT. $AXTI owns many many material chokepoints upstream required to make the finished

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@Fletche33881557 Nope, $NVDA said $3-4T annual spend. Not value. https://t.co/sKg5gA2RZO

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@vas_203 $SIVE (laser), Foci (fau/optical components), Shunsin (packaging/test), MSSCorp (yields) are personally my favorites right now for CPO relate

4 posts$IREN back down -34% from $70 to $46. I wonder if one of the dumbest communitieMay 19, 2026$IREN$NBIS$AEHR
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$IREN back down -34% from $70 to $46. I wonder if one of the dumbest communities on X finally learned to read? $NBIS is objectively the better Neocl

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@ryansfinance Think you’re forgetting $NBIS went from $90 -> $235 -> $180. $AEHR went from $25 -> $110 -> $77 While $IREN went from $45

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@IggyPacoRico1 I see no reason to long $IREN today when upside is structurally capped with excessive and toxic dilution structures. $AAOI would have

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@pepemoonboy Almost like legalized theft for each of them because the excessive ATMs are disclosed then a certain someone promotes retail to buy into

4 posts@MindQuest42 Sweden is literally like: "it's all over for Sivers" Next day: US May 19, 2026$SIVE
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@MindQuest42 Sweden is literally like: "it's all over for Sivers" Next day: US government gives $SIVE 6.6M CHIPS ACT award lol.

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@Clearingkarma17 $SIVE just got MSCI inclusion and that's another likely tens of millions buying pressure in 2 weeks. Then there's new $6.6M CHIPS AC

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@JonasEmre7 $SIVE short interest is around ~17% of free float apparently from some third party data, which is enormous (probably higher after yesterda

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@ram_blings I personally think $SIVE ends up a $10B+ company in 2027, so 8-10x. $LITE did go from $2.8B to $80B in 2 years, so not really impossibl

4 postsJust 3 months ago, European media called my $RPI thesis: "A Meme Stock" where eMay 12, 2026$RPI$SOI$SIVE
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Just 3 months ago, European media called my $RPI thesis: "A Meme Stock" where earnings isn't factored into decisions. 2 months ago, $SOI was labele

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@mur60674 Hey great question! So $SIVE headcount doesn't matter as much when you're doing IP/design. Lot of media misunderstand nuances, when they c

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@mohitjandwani The 2.5% dilution to get listed on NASDAQ is actually extremely bullish with $SIVE, and I see it heading to $3B+ once its trading on US

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@SharkSociety_ Nothings changed with Auros and I find it compelling at current prices. It's just waiting on SK Hynix/Samsung volume ramp sometime H2 f

4 posts$AAOI files for another $250 million USD ATM, upping the amount to $500 million.Mar 12, 2026$AAOI
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$AAOI files for another $250 million USD ATM, upping the amount to $500 million. The positive note is: $AAOI has already finished their first ATM.

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@ethaantran It doesn’t change my bullish thesis around $378/month US supply chain from laser -> design -> assembly being very mispriced at $8B with $A

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@Temptemo95 It’s usually better to just hold stocks long term and forget about it. As you never know if there’s going to be a surprise hyperscaler dea

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@nicomejia_ It happens. My guess is they’re probably selling $250m worth around $100 again like their previous ATM. Short term bearish, long term lik

4 postsAlways a good time interacting with European outlets. Back at $44 EUR, EuropeanMay 28, 2026$SOI$AAOI
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Always a good time interacting with European outlets. Back at $44 EUR, European media said $SOI was an: - -“overvalued stock” - “buying now would u

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@Frenchie_ Basically, so much negative coverage on $SOI just for it to go up 340%+ afterward. It’s weird Europeans keep shorting their own frontier

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@MatteoDeDycker $600m ATM, still long term bullish on $AAOI

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@SaintAgnesBets Lot of my for you are just a bunch of EU locals shorting their own frontier companies, while US institutions buy ownership. Very inte

4 posts今年真的好热🫠全球不只是变暖,全球简直沸腾了🥲 以前晚上20多度还能出去散散步,现在晚上也30度。在这么热下去,台湾和新加坡的气温就要没区别了🥲May 28, 2026
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今年真的好热🫠全球不只是变暖,全球简直沸腾了🥲 以前晚上20多度还能出去散散步,现在晚上也30度。在这么热下去,台湾和新加坡的气温就要没区别了🥲

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本来还想怪厄尔尼诺,一查发现人家还没形成。气候预测中心目前是”厄尔尼诺观察”状态。 不敢想象形成了是怎么样的气温了🙃

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@SleepNotPayTax 我也看了下能买啥🥲感觉可能农作物大宗和冰箱家电吧

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@SleepNotPayTax 董小姐一定不买了🙈我是想给家里加个小冰箱放放饮料和冰淇淋🍦

3 postsFor people trying to do valuation analysis on $SIVE. Ayar, Celestial, LightmattMay 25, 2026$SIVE
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For people trying to do valuation analysis on $SIVE. Ayar, Celestial, Lightmatter, Lightelligence are probably valued probably ~$4B-15B+ today. Siv

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@dweltrowskik uhh i mean i do have a decent amount of active semiconductor patents. So just having a technical background helps a tiny bit, when lea

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@Ecom_Venture2 $SIVE is highest possible upside, since I see them being the next $LITE (which started at ~$2.6B as well in 2024, but now is $80B). A

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