#1603 Alpha Score 12.3

Alex Rampell

General Partner, a16z Apps Fund
· tracked since Jan 2026
1603
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Alpha Score 12.3
Calls
12
Win Rate
50.0%
return
-5.2%
Calls 12 6 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 1
30d 4
90d 5
Win Rate 50% Long 12 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 64%
30d 12%
90d 0%
Average Return -5.2% Long Return -5.2% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +0.6%
30d -13.2%
90d -21.7%
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Source
Long
Sep 16
$48.00
+2.1%
Software-is-dead narrative is overblown
The 'software is dead' and 'SaaS apocalypse' narrative is overblown. Customers who try to build their own systems of record or company brains often find that modeling customers and fragmented enterprise data is very hard, and many return to vendors. CRM and other systems of record can be stickier than a bank, so enterprise software remains durable.
AI Software
Long
Sep 03
$612.85
+11.0%
Prefer Google/Facebook over consumer CAC payers.
Most consumer companies have very high customer acquisition costs and much of the economic value accrues to Google and Facebook because that is where customers come from. He would rather buy Google or Facebook stock than most consumer companies.
Hyperscalers
Long
Sep 03
$339.14
+1.3%
Prefer Google/Facebook over consumer CAC payers.
Most consumer companies have very high customer acquisition costs and much of the economic value accrues to Google and Facebook because that is where customers come from. He would rather buy Google or Facebook stock than most consumer companies.
Hyperscalers
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Alex Rampell has 12 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 12 tickers since January 2026. Ranked #1603 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: INTU, TOST, WDAY.

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