#881 Alpha Score 13.5

Kristina Partsinevelos

Markets Reporter, CNBC
@KristinaParts · tracked since Mar 2026
881
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Alpha Score 13.5
Calls
9
Win Rate
0.0%
return
-12.5%
Calls 9 23 Posts tracked · 0.2/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 2
90d 9
Best Calls
No live winners yet
Worst Calls
QCOM Long -23.2%
ARM Long -22.3%
000660.KS Long -18.9%
Most Mentioned
000660.KS ×5
MU ×4
QCOM ×3
Recent Calls
000660.KS Long 1 week ago
SMH Long 3 weeks ago
QCOM Long 1 month ago
Win Rate 0% Long 9 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 11%
30d 71%
90d
Average Return -12.5% Long Return -12.5% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -7.5%
30d +2.4%
90d
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Long
Jul 09
$2190000.00
-18.9%
SK Hynix ADR: scarcity premium and HBM dominance
SK Hynix's US ADR listing is expected to trade at a 10-15% premium to its Seoul shares due to scarcity, and the company is the purest bet on high bandwidth memory (HBM) with roughly 56% market share powering Nvidia's AI chips, making it highly attractive to US investors.
AI Memory
Long
May 29
$966.24
-10.0%
Component shortages benefit chip suppliers
Dell flagged serious shortages in memory chips, processors (CPUs), and hard drives, with lead times stretching to at least a year. This bodes well for suppliers Intel, AMD, Arm, and Micron, as supply constraints should support pricing and demand for these components amid sustained AI infrastructure buildout.
AI Memory
Long
Jun 16
$221.76
-23.2%
AI pivot and data center catalyst
Qualcomm is making a serious push into AI beyond smartphones, with potential acquisition of TensTorrent to gain AI accelerator talent and a foothold in data centers, a new dedicated data center CPU to capture surging CPU demand from AI agents, and an upcoming investor day (next Tuesday) where it is expected to name the hyperscaler for its custom AI chips, which will start shipping later this year, creating a catalyst even as the handset business and Apple modem loss remain risks.
AI ASIC
Long
Jun 25
$622.44
-10.6%
Rotation back into chip stocks today
Retail investors have been selling chips, but today there is a rotation back into chip stocks as software and the IGB take a hit. This suggests renewed appetite for semiconductors relative to software.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Jun 10
$202.81
-0.2%
NVIDIA remains biggest AI beneficiary.
Despite the capital-intensive nature of AI construction causing equity raises at companies like Supermicro and Alphabet, NVIDIA remains the biggest beneficiary because most AI server demand is still tied to NVIDIA-based platforms, making it a prime winner of the AI boom.
AI Compute
Long
May 29
$512.44
-1.7%
Component shortages benefit chip suppliers
Dell flagged serious shortages in memory chips, processors (CPUs), and hard drives, with lead times stretching to at least a year. This bodes well for suppliers Intel, AMD, Arm, and Micron, as supply constraints should support pricing and demand for these components amid sustained AI infrastructure buildout.
AI Compute
Long
May 29
$345.26
-22.3%
Component shortages benefit chip suppliers
Dell flagged serious shortages in memory chips, processors (CPUs), and hard drives, with lead times stretching to at least a year. This bodes well for suppliers Intel, AMD, Arm, and Micron, as supply constraints should support pricing and demand for these components amid sustained AI infrastructure buildout.
AI ASIC
Long
May 29
$408.23
-6.4%
Dell beat reshapes AI demand outlook
Dell's quarterly earnings massively beat Wall Street expectations ($44B revenue vs $35B consensus, EPS nearly $5 vs ~$3), driven by AI server backlog growing to over $51B and traditional server revenue up 92% year over year as enterprises build out for agentic AI workloads. The COO said customer conversations are now multiyear in nature (3-5 years), dismantling the theory that AI demand had been pulled forward. This forces a reset in analyst estimates and positions Dell as a core AI hardware beneficiary, with the trade having legs into 2027-2028. The stock surged over 30% as a result.
AI Hardware
Long
May 29
$118.75
-18.6%
Component shortages benefit chip suppliers
Dell flagged serious shortages in memory chips, processors (CPUs), and hard drives, with lead times stretching to at least a year. This bodes well for suppliers Intel, AMD, Arm, and Micron, as supply constraints should support pricing and demand for these components amid sustained AI infrastructure buildout.
Foundry Equipment
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Kristina Partsinevelos has 9 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 9 tickers since March 2026. Ranked #881 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: 000660.KS, MU, QCOM.