All the neocloud shareholders losing their minds today over Elon’s post. First— $SPCX is the real deal. They will be an absolute fortress. Especially when data centers go to orbit. For now though they are providing about 25% of compute. This is definitely a stock to own. Second point— $SPCX is years away from dominating this sector and the demand for power and compute is mostly sold out through 2027 and booking into 2028. So the demand is there. Elon is also under the impression that he owns the entirety of the AI/compute sector and he does not as of right now. Neoclouds such as $NBIS, $IREN, and $CRWV serve as the data center backbone of the AI sector for the next 3 years along with $SPCX. If $META $GOOG and $MSFT are smart they buy those three companies or they’re going to be paying daddy Elon for compute in a few years. $AMZN has their own setup and will compete in the space. One decade from now $SPCX will reign supreme. For the next few years there is plenty of food at the table for everyone to eat. Elon trying to crash an entire sector to push his own company tho is a gangster move and respect on that front. 🫡 Good luck to us all. Time for the neoclouds to respond with results, deals, and execution.

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Mike at his finest on the mic ahead of this fight btw.

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Math checks out. ✅️

PATRIOTS FOR PAXTON.

Choose wisely.

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