#168 Alpha Score 92.1

Dominic Rizzo

Investment Professional, T. Rowe Price
· tracked since Jan 2026
168
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Alpha Score 92.1
Calls
6
Win Rate
83.3%
return
+58.4%
Calls 6 3 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 1
90d 2
Win Rate 83% Long 6 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 57%
30d 83%
90d 100%
Average Return +58.4% Long Return +58.4% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +2.1%
30d +10.1%
90d +30.0%
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Long
Sep 09
$224.57
-0.9%
Nvidia cheap with 70% growth.
Nvidia trades at 14-15x earnings while growing about 70% next year, dominates the open-source AI ecosystem, and its recent earnings support a clear path to accelerating capex from major hyperscalers and neo-clouds; demand is supply-constrained, making it a clear choice over Apple at 35x earnings.
AI Compute
Long
Aug 03
$482.30
+15.6%
Buy AMD on CPU inferencing upside.
AMD is his biggest bet because of its strong position in CPU inferencing, a much larger addressable market after raising the CPU TAM to $220 billion, and a very competitive accelerator product. The stock is down 18% in July, offering an attractive entry.
AI Compute
Long
Jan 08
$139900.00
+86.6%
Owns Samsung as core memory exposure.
Rizzo indicates they own Samsung as a core memory player, with the position depending on the situation, while he tries to navigate different markets responsibly. It is part of the firm's broader memory exposure alongside Hynix, though he emphasizes semi capital equipment as the best way to play the memory and logic cycles.
AI Memory
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Dominic Rizzo has 6 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 6 tickers since January 2026. Ranked #168 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: SMH, NVDA, ASML.

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