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Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
The AI upstream story (semiconductors/hardware) remains intact. The recent correction is a good buying opportunity because hyperscaler capex continues to drive demand. U.S., Taiwan and Japan markets offer the best exposure to AI upstream with healthier trends, while Korea is too volatile.
The AI upstream story (semiconductors/hardware) remains intact. The recent correction is a good buying opportunity because hyperscaler capex continues to drive demand. U.S., Taiwan and Japan markets offer the best exposure to AI upstream with healthier trends, while Korea is too volatile.
The AI upstream story (semiconductors/hardware) remains intact. The recent correction is a good buying opportunity because hyperscaler capex continues to drive demand. U.S., Taiwan and Japan markets offer the best exposure to AI upstream with healthier trends, while Korea is too volatile.
As the market rally broadens out, U.S. financials, industrials and health care are especially attractive. They can lead if economic data stays strong and earnings beat high expectations.
As the market rally broadens out, U.S. financials, industrials and health care are especially attractive. They can lead if economic data stays strong and earnings beat high expectations.
Copper and aluminum are in a long-term structural bull market driven by a commodity super cycle, tight supply, and underpriced inflation risk. Recent consolidation presents a buying opportunity to position for the second half of 2026, as inflation fears and energy costs should support further upside.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Gold has seen a sell-off recently, which Tam attributes to short-term sentiment and rate adjustments. The long-term drivers—de-dollarization and geopolitical risks—remain intact. She views the current dip as a consolidation phase before a retest of lower levels, which she identifies as a buying opportunity. LONG Gold on dips. Sustained high interest rates or a strengthening US Dollar.
Gold has seen a sell-off recently, which Tam attributes to short-term sentiment and rate adjustments. The long-term drivers—de-dollarization and geopolitical risks—remain intact. She views the current dip as a consolidation phase before a retest of lower levels, which she identifies as a buying opportunity. LONG Gold on dips. Sustained high interest rates or a strengthening US Dollar.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Tam states they favor "AI enablers" specifically "semiconductors, arms, the infrastructure, and especially some of the power related themes." She highlights severe shortages in memory chips and logic wafers in Taiwan and South Korea. While the market sells off "AI losers" (software), the capital expenditure on data centers is not slowing down. This creates high earnings visibility for the hardware manufacturers supplying the shortage. LONG the upstream hardware providers. A sudden halt in global AI CapEx spending.
Grace Tam has 11 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 11 tickers since February 2026. Ranked #180 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: SMH, GOLD, SPY.
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