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Since bond yields bottomed in 2020, the U.S. has not been alone: 10-year yields in the U.K. and France have hit multi-decade highs, and Germany's has reached its highest level since 2008.
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Google’s greatest competitive advantage may not be building a faster chip than $NVDA but building AI infrastructure at a lower cost.
After years of designing accelerators around its own AI workloads, $GOOG is bringing that advantage to outside customers.
Selling TPUs opens a massive new revenue opportunity, with analyst forecasts ranging from $100 billion to $250 billion by 2028. At the high end, that would rival what took Google Search decades to achieve.
The catch? HBM shortages and customer financing could limit how quickly this opportunity translates into cash flow.
Read our latest analysis here.⬇️
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Since 1880, the average secular bull market lasts 11.2 years, with an average gain of 675%.
Compare this to the current bull market, going on 17.4 years old and up 1,073%, as of September 2026.
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$SPY $QQQ
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We believe this bull market has considerably more room to run.
However, before the next leg higher begins, we expect a correction that will shake many investors out of the trade – and the main AI proxy, $SMH, appears to be confirming this view.
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$SPY $QQQ
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The deteriorating macro backdrop, from bonds to inflation, could create a meaningful headwind for stocks, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the secular bull market is over.
Below, we map out the headwinds at play, and what key factor could keep the bull market on track after a correction.
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$SPY $QQQ
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When the leading supplier producing 50% of global HBM signs an agreement with the world’s leading consumer that could account for 37% of HBM capacity in 2027, the queue for everyone else waiting to access memory gets longer.
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$SKHY $MU $NVDA
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What stocks could win big from the shift to AI inference?
I break down my thoughts in the clip below.
@cvpayne
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Hyperscalers' bonds to fuel capex offer institutional investors an attractive 100-180+ basis point yield premium over Treasuries, meaning marginal balance sheet capacity is being funneled away from government debt auctions.
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$MSFT $AMZN $GOOG $ORCL
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AMD’s battle with Nvidia on GPUs looks surprisingly similar to $INTC, but there’s one major difference – AMD does not need to overtake $NVDA to win.
Below, I map out why AMD’s $AMD next-generation GPU roadmap could continue to support higher returns than Nvidia through 2028.
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Model complexity and the KV cache are two primary drivers for memory, especially for inference requiring increasingly large context windows.
Context windows for OpenAI’s leading models have risen 230-260X in three years to 1.05M tokens, while Meta’s Llama 4 Scout is 10X higher at 10M.
$MSFT $AMZN $META $GOOG $MU
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The Dark Horse is officially a trillion-dollar company.
$AMD
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Micron alleviated some of the typical cyclicality concern by locking in 5-year terms. Yet this creates the opposite concern — that it may not fully benefit from the boom-like nature of this cycle.
Our latest analysis breaks down what is changing for $MU and memory stocks.
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