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Peter St. Onge

PhD Economist & Senior Fellow, Heritage Foundation
@profstonge · tracked since Mar 2026
Calls
2
Win Rate
100.0%
return
+11.1%
Calls 2 1 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Best Calls
NVDA Long +11.3%
AVGO Long +10.8%
Worst Calls
No live losers yet
Most Mentioned
NVDA ×1
AVGO ×1
Recent Calls
AVGO Long 4 months ago
NVDA Long 4 months ago
Win Rate 100% Long 2 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 0%
30d 100%
90d 100%
Average Return +11.1% Long Return +11.1% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -3.2%
30d +8.7%
90d +10.6%
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Long
Mar 12
$334.56
+10.8%
"For this year I'm very bullish on the sort of picks and shovels in AI that means overwhelming semis. So, Nvidia, Broadcom, companies like that." AI applications currently lack clear economic moats, making it difficult to pick software winners. However, the massive venture capital flowing into AI development guarantees immediate and sustained revenue for the hardware and semiconductor companies building the underlying infrastructure. LONG. "Picks and shovels" (semiconductors) are the safest, most profitable way to play the AI boom while the software landscape remains unsettled. A broader macroeconomic recession or a sudden halt in AI venture capital funding could reduce aggregate demand for high-end chips.
"For this year I'm very bullish on the sort of picks and shovels in AI that means overwhelming semis. So, Nvidia, Broadcom, companies like that." AI applications currently lack clear economic moats, making it difficult to pick software winners. However, the massive venture capital flowing into AI development guarantees immediate and sustained revenue for the hardware and semiconductor companies building the underlying infrastructure. LONG. "Picks and shovels" (semiconductors) are the safest, most profitable way to play the AI boom while the software landscape remains unsettled. A broader macroeconomic recession or a sudden halt in AI venture capital funding could reduce aggregate demand for high-end chips.
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Long
Mar 12
$182.14
+11.3%
"For this year I'm very bullish on the sort of picks and shovels in AI that means overwhelming semis. So, Nvidia, Broadcom, companies like that." AI applications currently lack clear economic moats, making it difficult to pick software winners. However, the massive venture capital flowing into AI development guarantees immediate and sustained revenue for the hardware and semiconductor companies building the underlying infrastructure. LONG. "Picks and shovels" (semiconductors) are the safest, most profitable way to play the AI boom while the software landscape remains unsettled. A broader macroeconomic recession or a sudden halt in AI venture capital funding could reduce aggregate demand for high-end chips.
"For this year I'm very bullish on the sort of picks and shovels in AI that means overwhelming semis. So, Nvidia, Broadcom, companies like that." AI applications currently lack clear economic moats, making it difficult to pick software winners. However, the massive venture capital flowing into AI development guarantees immediate and sustained revenue for the hardware and semiconductor companies building the underlying infrastructure. LONG. "Picks and shovels" (semiconductors) are the safest, most profitable way to play the AI boom while the software landscape remains unsettled. A broader macroeconomic recession or a sudden halt in AI venture capital funding could reduce aggregate demand for high-end chips.
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Peter St. Onge has 2 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 2 tickers since March 2026. Most covered: NVDA, AVGO.