#146 Alpha Score 80.7

Haslinda Amin

Anchor, Bloomberg Television
@haslindatv · tracked since Feb 2026
146
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Alpha Score 80.7
Calls 7 3 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 2
Best Calls
SOXX long +70.2%
ORCL long +39.5%
DBC long +21.7%
Worst Calls
EWH long -4.4%
Most Mentioned
NVDA ×1
TSM ×1
ORCL ×1
Recent Calls
NIO long 2 months ago
ORCL long 2 months ago
DBC long 3 months ago
Win Rate 86% Long 7 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 43%
30d 29%
90d 80%
Average Return +23.1% Long Return +23.1% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -1.0%
30d -1.5%
90d +18.1%
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Thesis
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Long
Mar 11
$5.54
+3.4%
"NIO HAS POSTED ITS FIRST EVER QUARTERLY PROFIT TOPIC $115 MILLION FOR THE DECEMBER QUARTER." Achieving first-ever profitability demonstrates that NIO's business model and focus on the middle-class market are viable, countering previous investor skepticism regarding its high capital burn rate. LONG NIO as the company crosses the critical inflection point from cash burn to profitability. Intense competition in the Chinese EV market and potential macroeconomic weakness could pressure future sales and margins.
"NIO HAS POSTED ITS FIRST EVER QUARTERLY PROFIT TOPIC $115 MILLION FOR THE DECEMBER QUARTER." Achieving first-ever profitability demonstrates that NIO's business model and focus on the middle-class market are viable, countering previous investor skepticism regarding its high capital burn rate. LONG NIO as the company crosses the critical inflection point from cash burn to profitability. Intense competition in the Chinese EV market and potential macroeconomic weakness could pressure future sales and margins.
Consumer
Long
Mar 11
$165.25
+39.5%
"REVENUE IN ITS INFRASTRUCTURE BUSINESS GAINED 84% TO $4.9 BILLION THE LAST QUARTER. THE COMPANY IS WORKING TO DELIVER CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE CONTRACTS TO CUSTOMERS SUCH AS OPENAI AND META." The massive capital expenditure by hyperscalers and AI developers is directly translating into explosive growth for Oracle's cloud infrastructure business, proving they are a primary beneficiary of the AI boom. LONG ORCL as it successfully captures high-growth AI infrastructure contracts from major tech players. A broader pullback in AI capital expenditures by major tech companies could slow infrastructure revenue growth.
"REVENUE IN ITS INFRASTRUCTURE BUSINESS GAINED 84% TO $4.9 BILLION THE LAST QUARTER. THE COMPANY IS WORKING TO DELIVER CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE CONTRACTS TO CUSTOMERS SUCH AS OPENAI AND META." The massive capital expenditure by hyperscalers and AI developers is directly translating into explosive growth for Oracle's cloud infrastructure business, proving they are a primary beneficiary of the AI boom. LONG ORCL as it successfully captures high-growth AI infrastructure contracts from major tech players. A broader pullback in AI capital expenditures by major tech companies could slow infrastructure revenue growth.
AI/Semi
Long
Feb 25
$24.75
+21.7%
The Hong Kong budget forecast includes "classifying digital assets, precious metals, commodities as qualified investments for concessions" to attract family offices. This is a direct regulatory tailwind. By offering tax concessions for these specific asset classes, Hong Kong is incentivizing massive capital inflows from family offices into Gold, Commodities, and Crypto (Digital Assets) within the region. LONG. This policy shift creates structural demand for these assets within the HK jurisdiction. Regulatory reversals or lack of adoption by family offices.
The Hong Kong budget forecast includes "classifying digital assets, precious metals, commodities as qualified investments for concessions" to attract family offices. This is a direct regulatory tailwind. By offering tax concessions for these specific asset classes, Hong Kong is incentivizing massive capital inflows from family offices into Gold, Commodities, and Crypto (Digital Assets) within the region. LONG. This policy shift creates structural demand for these assets within the HK jurisdiction. Regulatory reversals or lack of adoption by family offices.
Other
Long
Feb 25
$23.86
-4.4%
The Hong Kong budget forecast includes "classifying digital assets, precious metals, commodities as qualified investments for concessions" to attract family offices. This is a direct regulatory tailwind. By offering tax concessions for these specific asset classes, Hong Kong is incentivizing massive capital inflows from family offices into Gold, Commodities, and Crypto (Digital Assets) within the region. LONG. This policy shift creates structural demand for these assets within the HK jurisdiction. Regulatory reversals or lack of adoption by family offices.
The Hong Kong budget forecast includes "classifying digital assets, precious metals, commodities as qualified investments for concessions" to attract family offices. This is a direct regulatory tailwind. By offering tax concessions for these specific asset classes, Hong Kong is incentivizing massive capital inflows from family offices into Gold, Commodities, and Crypto (Digital Assets) within the region. LONG. This policy shift creates structural demand for these assets within the HK jurisdiction. Regulatory reversals or lack of adoption by family offices.
Macro
Long
Feb 20
$189.82
+13.1%
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
AI/Semi
Long
Feb 20
$359.43
+70.2%
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
AI/Semi
Long
Feb 20
$370.54
+18.0%
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer stated the industry faces a "supply shortage" for chips, even as OpenAI has visibility on its own needs. If the leading AI consumer (OpenAI) is flagging shortages while demand grows, pricing power remains with the hardware suppliers (Hyperscalers and Chip Fabs). The "AI buildout" phase is not over. LONG. Supply constraints with high demand equal pricing power. Geopolitical risks in Taiwan (TSM) or over-ordering leading to an eventual inventory glut.
AI/Semi
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