Senior Managing Director for Semiconductor Equity Research at Cantor Fitzgerald
·tracked since May 2026
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Nvidia is trading at 15x next year's earnings, making it the cheapest name in coverage. Expects a beat-and-raise quarter and a likely buyback announcement, which historically leads to outperformance. Compute is sold out with TSMC as a bottleneck, benefiting Nvidia's market share. Long-onlys are underweight, so a catalyst like a buyback could trigger chasing. Therefore, wholeheartedly buying Nvidia into and after earnings, through 2026 and 2027.
Expects Broadcom to deliver a modest beat and raise, with a focus on upside for calendar 2027 AI revenues (raising from >$100B to $110-120B). Reiterates Overweight rating and top pick. Compute and wafers are constrained, driving future growth. Key relationships with Google and Meta (underappreciated) provide material upside.
CJ Muse says NVIDIA's $3.5 billion investment in MediaTek makes perfect sense because MediaTek is basically NVIDIA's physical AI partner. The deal supports NVIDIA's ecosystem and custom silicon strategy, giving MediaTek a differentiated role in the AI buildout.
CJ Muse argues AI infrastructure spending is durable through at least 2030. TSMC is effectively sold out until 2029, memory is similarly tight, and NVIDIA can only meet about 70% of 2027 demand. If this cycle extends beyond 2028, semiconductor stocks are incredibly cheap.
CJ Muse argues AI infrastructure spending is durable through at least 2030. TSMC is effectively sold out until 2029, memory is similarly tight, and NVIDIA can only meet about 70% of 2027 demand. If this cycle extends beyond 2028, semiconductor stocks are incredibly cheap.
TSMC wafer allocation is the key for custom silicon; their work suggests TSMC is prioritizing NVIDIA, AMD, and Broadcom, making these three the winners in custom silicon compute demand.
With TSMC fully sold out, business has flowed to Intel. Having a national champion in manufacturing makes a lot of sense, supporting the case for Intel.
Marvell's business at Amazon and upcoming business at Microsoft, combined with its tremendous strength in optics, is driving much higher earnings power, potentially reaching $10 EPS into 2028, which has driven the stock's uplift.
Memory supply will be even tighter in 2027 than 2026, enabling earnings growth through 2028; bulls see $200 EPS next calendar year, implying the stock trades at 5x earnings, which is too low for a peak multiple for Micron. Further upside remains as long as compute demand extends to 2029-2030 and beyond.
CJ Muse has 9 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 9 tickers since May 2026. Ranked #1149 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: NVDA, AVGO, SMH.
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