Daily Alpha · Reddit
· Post-Market Alpha · by Buzzberg Research
The strongest Reddit material was contributor arithmetic and scenario work; copied news and options chatter were retained only with their specific limitations.
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by score · day changeStarlink remained SpaceX's only profit engine
An r/stocks post reproduced CNBC reporting that most SpaceX revenue and its only profit source came from the Starlink connectivity segment.
Most of SpaceX’s revenue for the year, and its only source of profit, came from its connectivity segment, which consists
The post separates SpaceX's profit engine from its loss-making launch and AI investment, but is a news recap rather than independent Reddit research.
Watch Full filings, segment profit, AI capex and post-unlock valuation.
Source →AMD's data-center growth beat did not clear the expectation bar
An r/stocks post reported AMD data-center sales of $6.7 billion, up 107%, and Q3 guidance above consensus even as the stock fell after hours.
Data Center sales were $6.7 billion, up 107% on an annual basis, which the company attributed to central processing unit
The reaction distinguishes strong reported growth from an even higher embedded expectation.
Watch Helios shipments, Q3 revenue, margins and stabilization after the selloff.
Source →SpaceX's unlock dominated Reddit risk talk
A WallStreetBets commenter said Thursday's first unlock could double the float; the thread's opposing call-chasing remained anecdotal, not verified flow.
The first group of unlocks for SpaceX is Thursday right? So, the float's gonna double. [+5] u/Remote-Ranger-7721:
The crowd identified the supply risk, but neither the float estimate nor the options anecdotes were independently verified in the thread.
Watch Actual unlock volume, short interest, borrow costs and one-week option activity.
Source →Most argued
by comments per upvoteA memory bull argues latent demand can absorb new capacity
An r/stocks contributor argues that supply-constrained tier-two buyers could absorb 2027-28 memory capacity even if hyperscaler capex slows.
5G infrastructure, networking equipment, edge computing The line forming behind the hyperscalers is huge.
The mechanism is decision-relevant but remains an unverified demand hypothesis without cited contracts or allocation data in the post.
Watch Tier-two allocations, 2027 contract coverage, new-fab output and spot pricing.
Source →A 10-K screen says buybacks masked dilution at 54 companies
A ValueInvesting contributor says a ten-year 10-K screen found AMZN and CRM among 54 companies whose buybacks failed to reduce diluted shares because stock compensation offset them.
In all 54 cases, stock-based compensation was issuing new shares as fast, or faster, than the buyback retired them.
The calculation reframes buyback dollars as a gross number; the figures are self-reported and not independently reproduced here.
Watch Current diluted-share trends, stock-compensation growth and net share retirement.
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