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Joined September 2022
Since the last S&P 500 ATH on Oct 6 it is safe to say Tech has crashed, down close to 14% 📉 Yet, the index is only 2.5% away from new highs 📈 How is it possible for the largest weighting in the index to crash, yet the index itself hold up so well? All about rotation. 7 of 12 sectors are up more than 5%, with two up double digits. Pretty impressive.
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Dubai has a building that thinks Al Sheraa the DEWA headquarters runs on more than 110000 smart sensors It sends over 1.9 million automated commands every day Now it is the first building in the world with the SPIRE Diamond smart building rating Meanwhile some of us still cannot find the right light switch
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$NBIS Q3 highlights: • Capex covered by prepayment >100% • Payback period (ex prepaid): 19 months • ACV per MW: >$25M • Signed contracts: $12B Other metrics: • 2027 guide: $12-13B • Adj. EBITDA margin: 53% • 2027 Capex $40B–$45B; 75%-85% is covered by prepayments Overall an incredibly strong quarter by $NBIS and encouraging to see most of the Capex gets covered by prepayment.
$NBIS Q3 2026 earnings: • Revenue: $980M vs Est. $908M • Adj. EBITDA: $465.8M vs Est. $353M • GAAP Diluted EPS: -$0.13 Other Metrics: • Adjusted Net Income: $90.9M • Operating Cash Flow: -$273.0M • Cash: $7.4B
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$NBIS Demand is absolutely insane… Prepayments now exceeds 100% of capex, in line with what $CRWV said. So, payback period has now declined to 19 months. Incredible. Prepayments already cover 75-85% of 2027 capex, and they target pre-tax breakeven by 2027. Long $NBIS
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Hasbro owns every toy or game you’ve ever heard of: Monopoly, Scrabble, The Game of Life, Risk, Battleship, Connect 4, Operation, Clue, Hungry Hungry Hippos, Dungeons & Dragons, Jenga, Twister, Nerf, Transformers, G.I. Joe, My Little Pony, Play-Doh, Mr. Potato Head, Furby, Beyblade. But 1 game drives nearly ALL their profit: Magic: The Gathering. In 2022, it became Hasbro's first $1B brand. 4 years later, it's done $1.63B in 9mo. On track for about $2.2B this year. For scale, that's more revenue than the Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patriots combined. (The #1 and #2 highest-earning NFL teams.) Wild.
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Anthropic: “we need to pace the AI frontier” Also Anthropic:
Introducing Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges. They’re capable collaborators on ambitious projects in many fields, and show improvements in areas like coding, reasoning, and vision.
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Since 2024, Anthropic's headcount has grown 5x, yet its quarterly revenue has grown 86x. Each employee now brings in more than $6.6M of revenue a year.🤯
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Can I still get a free upgrade with my status? Hell no! Airlines now sell the first class seats they used to give away. Fifteen years ago, Delta's domestic first class was 92% full, but only 12% of those passengers had paid for it. Half of them were connecting from international business class, so Delta was really selling about 6% of the cabin. Everyone else was on an upgrade or an award. Delta's fix was price. Glen Hauenstein said first class used to cost 13 times the average coach fare at booking, so almost nobody bought it. Delta brought that gap way down and started selling cheap buy-ups after booking. By 2024 the cabin was still 92% full, but about 75% of it was paid. Hauenstein said in June that it's now about 87%. In a 16-seat cabin, that's 2 seats left for upgrades instead of 14. Alaska and American went the same way. Alaska's paid first class load factor was 35% to 40% in 2017 and 75% at the end of 2024. American says its premium cabins were mid-60s paid before the pandemic and nearly 80% now. United doesn't publish the number, but says paid domestic first is up 13 points since 2019.
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Agentic AI usage is growing exponentially Reaching nearly 600 trillion monthly tokens in October. Meanwhile, the the picks and shovels making this possible, sold off 30-80% since.
AI stocks: drawdown from their 52-week highs 👇 • $WYFI: -81% • $IREN: -69% • $CRWV: -66% • $SNDK: -62% • $CRDO: -59% • $ALAB: -59% • $COHR: -57% • $MRVL: -54% • $NBIS: -54% • $LITE: -51% • $BE: -46% • $MU: -41% • $AVGO: -36% • $AMD: -33%
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UK gas use set to surge due to data centres, shortage of electricity connections. Already constraints on gas supply. Prices will surge for other customers. Most built in low/middle income areas CO2 emissions will rise. Companies won't bear social costs. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqvg…
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For me to get a 100/100 x 4 website performace on website Claude is building for me, I ask it to run a check on pagespeed.web.dev/. Take screenshots of the results, read the logs and use the report to fix the website, then run it over again till it get's a perfect 100 score.
🤖 Made with AI
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$AMD Q3 2026 Revenue Breakdown: $13.4B 📊 Data Center revenue now accounts for 64% of total revenue, up from 47% a year ago! 🤖 @AMD @LisaSu
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Your phone could soon build the tools you need instead of making you search for another app. Cyclon OS can create apps in a sandbox, test them, and install them directly on your Pixel 8a. They can even connect to third-party APIs while your existing apps stay untouched. That's a pretty interesting direction for mobile computing.
🤝 Paid partnership
An AI phone to replace your iPhone. That’s what we’re building at Cyclon (YC F26). If you can do it on your phone, you should be able to ask your phone to do it. AI uses the apps you already have, builds the ones you’re missing, and handles tasks in the background.
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80% of features in the average software product are rarely or never used That was in 2019. I wonder what happens today.
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Hyperscaler CDS are breaking out to new highs. This is bad news for neoclouds, particularly for $CRWV. Investors will be asking for higher interest rates to fund hyperscaler data center projects, which leads to even higher rates for neoclouds.
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Shopify $SHOP Q3'26 Results: ↘️$3,742.0M rev (+31.6% YoY, +4.4% QoQ) missed est by -0.1%🔴 ↘️GM* (47.6%, -1.3 PPs YoY)🟡 ➡️Operating Margin* (19.2%, +2.8 PPs YoY) ➡️FCF Margin (21.8%, +4.0 PPs YoY)🟢 ↗️Net Margin (12.3%, +3.1 PPs YoY) ↗️EPS* $0.49 beat est by 6.5% *non-GAAP Segment Revenue ➡️Subscription solutions $836M rev (+19.6% YoY, 79.1% Gross Margin)🟡 ↗️Merchant solutions $2,906M rev (+35.5% YoY, 38.5% Gross Margin) Key Metrics ➡️GMV $119.15B (+29.5% YoY)🟡 ➡️GPV $81.02B (+31.4% YoY, 68.0% of GMV)🟡 ➡️MRR 230B (+19.2% YoY)🟡 Operating expenses ↘️S&M*/Revenue 12.1% (-1.9 PPs YoY) ↗️R&D*/Revenue 10.5% (+0.1 PPs YoY) ↘️G&A*/Revenue 2.7% (-0.5 PPs YoY) Dilution ↗️SBC/rev 4%, +0.2 PPs QoQ ↘️Basic shares down -1.0% YoY, -0.8 PPs QoQ🟢 ↘️Diluted shares down -1.7% YoY, -0.8 PPs QoQ🟢 Guidance ➡️Q4'26 $4,750.0 - $4,950.0M guide (+32.1% YoY) in line with est 🟢 Pros Revenue grew 31.6% YoY to $3.74B. Merchant Solutions revenue surged 35.5% YoY. Operating margin expanded 2.8 PPs to 19.2%. FCF margin rose 4.0 PPs to 21.8%. AI-driven orders increased 3.3x YoY. Diluted shares declined 1.7% YoY. 🔴 Cons Revenue missed estimates by 0.1%. Gross margin contracted 1.3 PPs to 47.6%. Subscription revenue growth lagged at 19.6%. MRR growth slowed to 19.2% YoY. European GMV growth decelerated to 33%. Shopify Payments penetration stalled at 68%.
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Breaking: Anthropic just filed an updated IPO prospectus to list under $ANT Here is everything you need to know: • Revenue (9 months 2026): $33,240,000,000 • Net loss (9 months 2026): $104,000,000,000 • Compute commitments: $895,400,000,000 • Customers paying $100,000+ a year: 11,900+ • Founders keep 50.1% control of the vote Targeting a $2,000,000,000,000 valuation Expected to list week of November 16
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The concept of a debt wall is not a thing The media loves doom and gloom Reporters compare PE (typically 40% LTV or less, rarely over 50) to the resi housing market which is currently 95% LTV in aggregate & up from 91% in 12/21) Only 35% of single family homes are renter occupied (cash flow producing) 85-90% of levered loans paid at par coming out of the GFC Subprime ARM resi mortgages (which some people think PE debt is) had a 40% delinquent rate
Believe it or not, the private credit maturity wall is shrinking. Debt due 2027-2029 is down ~$76.5bn (15%) since the beginning of the year But only the good credits are refinancing. Of the debt still due in 2027, the share marked below 90 doubled from 15% to 31%.
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$GOOGL / $RDDT 1.5 years ago, many of us were talking about the eventual decline of the ad-centric internet model that Google has dominated, and how this was changing. It's why I didn't invest in Google at the time. I was completely wrong on the timing. That said, we're seeing this playing out real-time this week. Reddit reported earnings yesterday, noting that they are seeing lower traffic from Google, and they attribute this to AI mode. They don't expect this situation will get better. "Google is not sending them to Reddit the way they used to." Google also reported earlier in the week. Search was the biggest cause of concern. AI mode is growing rapidly, but it isn't monetized at the same rate as traditional search. GCP is, of course, thriving, and I'm definitely keeping an eye on Google should it continue to fall as a potential add.
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Microsoft $MSFT Q3 26 results (fiscal Q1 27) Revenue $92.3B Q3 25 $77.7B +19% 🟢 Est. $90.7B beat 🟢 EPS $4.92 Q3 25 $3.72 +32% 🟢 Est. $4.72 beat 🟢
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