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· Premarket Alpha · by Buzzberg Research
Reddit split between dip-buying in AI hardware and Palantir's political risk; standout posts covered Oracle's bond pricing and UBER at 13.5x free cash flow.
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AI hardware dip-buying
Posters see Micron, SanDisk, Celestica and Nvidia as mispriced after the selloff, with one arguing slower data-center capex would give hyperscalers an excuse to preserve cash flow.
Palantir political risk
An r/stocks author calls PLTR mispriced on political fears given its entrenched government role, while an r/PLTR commenter expects it to fall toward about 70 before the 2028 elections.
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by score · day changeOracle's $10 Billion of Bonds Price at 7.00% to 8.65%, Averaging 7.77%
The author analyzes Oracle's $10 billion bond issuance, arguing that coupons above incremental ROIC, negative free cash flow and rising leverage leave little margin for error.
Oracle's $10 Billion of Bonds Price at 7.00% to 8.65%, Averaging 7.77% Oracle just sold $10 billion of bonds atSource →
UBER at $69 trades at 13.5x free cash flow, which an r/stocks author blames on robotaxi fears
The author argues UBER is a ~$10B free-cash-flow business trading at only 13.5x FCF because the market overprices robotaxi disintermediation, with a DCF implying about $100 per share versus $68.78.
UBER at $69: A $10B free cash flow machine trading at 13.5x FCF because the market only sees robotaxis **TL;DR**
The bull case rests on the market overpricing robotaxi disintermediation.
Source →Anthropic's S-1 net loss is mostly a non-cash convertible markup, one reader argues
The author analyzes Anthropic's S-1 first-half figures, argues the giant net loss is mostly a non-cash convertible markup, but will not buy before a printed IPO price range.
The Anthropic filing looks better than the $2T talk I use Claude, and I'm still not buying the Anthropic open.
The author says the filing looks better than the $2T talk.
Watch A printed Anthropic IPO price range.
Source →Nokia could benefit from distributed AI inference data centers, an r/NOK author argues
The author argues Nokia is well positioned for a shift toward distributed AI inference data centers because of Apollo/Brightspeed's existing Nokia equipment, Nokia's Infinera acquisition and NVIDIA's investment in Nokia.
Smaller data centers are becoming a reality. History has often shown that crises create opportunities.
The thesis ties Nokia to smaller data-center sites rather than large campuses.
Source →SIPEF DCF puts base value at €103.70 versus a €110.40 market price
A detailed DCF of the Belgian palm-oil producer values SIPEF at €103.70 in the base case versus €110.40 market, with a €82.52-€138.13 scenario range tied to palm-oil prices, margins and discount rate.
SIPEF (SIP): record profits from palm oil, but what happens when prices fall?
The valuation depends on palm-oil prices after record profits.
Watch Palm-oil prices.
Source →Most argued
by comments per upvoteRELX trades under 10x P/FCF with a 2.2% forward yield, a dividend investor argues
The author argues RELX is a value stock trading under 10x P/FCF with a 2.2% forward yield, strong FCF growth and about 15% projected earnings growth.
Who else likes RELX? The stock held steady today, climbing 90 basis points.
The author sees it as a solid long-term income and dividend-growth holding.
Source →A former MELI bull warns against MELI and NU after the Uruguay digital bank collapse
The author, previously bullish on MELI, now warns against MELI and NU, citing the Uruguay digital bank collapse as evidence of weak regulation and sudden regional risk.
The Uruguay digital bank collapse is a good reminder on why you should not touch MELI and NU if you
The author sees weak regulation and sudden regional risk for Latin American fintech holdings.
Source →MSOS pitched as a federal-policy play on cannabis rescheduling
The author is bullish and long MSOS as a federal-policy catalyst play on U.S. cannabis rescheduling, tax relief and institutional rerating.
🚀 MSOS DD: Forget AI, let's get HIGH!
The trade is framed as an alternative to AI exposure.
Watch U.S. cannabis rescheduling.
Source →Texas data-center bust fears are overblown, an r/stocks author argues
The author argues fears of an AI data-center bust from a blue wave in Texas are overblown because the governor-elect said currently permitted data centers can finish construction, which the author says covers 2027 and likely well into 2028.
Overblown fears of AI Datacenter bust due to blue wave New Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa outlined her stance on AI
The author expects more oversight, not a construction halt.
Source →A $25K long call position in Uranium Energy at the $10 strike, May 2027
The author opened a $25k long call position on Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) at the $10 strike expiring May 2027 and asks about other uranium stocks.
Anyone invested in Uranium? I just went $25k in call options on $UEC strike 10, may 2027.Source →