Ideas
Software selloff may be bottoming.
The software sector was hit by SaaS-apocalypse fears and heavy institutional selling, but he thinks the selloff may have reached a bottoming zone. Software ETF call options surged, and if AI does not wipe out software, mission-critical software names could rebound. However, he cautions not to chase yet.
Staples buying hints at defensive rotation.
BofA data showed unusually strong buying in consumer staples, and Walmart and Costco have been strong, suggesting a possible rotation from big tech into defensive/value areas. He is not fully convinced because Caterpillar shows AI still drives value names.
Caterpillar benefits from data-center backup generators.
Caterpillar is an AI/data-center beneficiary because it supplies backup generators needed for increasing power reliability at data centers; this helped drive the Dow's strength and shows the value/industrial area still has AI-linked demand.
ServiceNow durable recurring revenue supports rebound.
ServiceNow is a mission-critical workflow software provider with durable recurring revenue. If the software collapse thesis proves overblown, it is a candidate for low-price buying.
Oversold names may bounce on stabilization.
Stocks like PayPal, Robinhood, Coinbase, Take-Two, Constellation Energy, and Oracle were oversold after crypto, energy/nuclear, software, and gaming-related selloffs. If the market stabilizes, these oversold names could bounce, though he notes they did not all rally on Friday.
Bitcoin rebound still unstable after crash.
Bitcoin fell close to $60k, a roughly 50% drawdown from highs, then recovered above $70k. Unrealized losses and selling pressure were extreme, similar to past FTX-crash levels, so it may be forming a bottom but remains unstable.
Sports events boost betting and prediction markets.
Major sports events—Super Bowl, Winter Olympics, World Cup—should boost sports betting spending, and prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are gaining positive attention. DraftKings, Robinhood, and Coinbase are named as beneficiaries of increased betting and prediction-market activity.
Amazon capex fears mask AWS AI strength.
Amazon fell after guiding 2026 capex to about $200B, but he notes AWS growth and AI demand remain strong, capex is focused on AWS, tax benefits from the Republican tax overhaul help, and the CEO says demand is just beginning. He sees it as worth watching rather than a broken story.
Google ads and cloud fund AI capex.
Google's large capex is better supported than Amazon's because search and YouTube advertising remain strong, Google Cloud growth accelerated above 40%, and cloud margins are rising toward 30% as AI monetization and cost cuts lift profitability. Morgan Stanley says if profits are proven, the spending is not necessarily bad.
Meta leads in AI execution and ads.
Meta's advertising is performing well, and Jensen Huang's view that Meta is currently executing best in AI adds a positive AI execution angle. Capex is high, but the market is watching whether AI investments translate into ad and platform improvements.
AI capex fuels semiconductor supply chain demand.
Hyperscaler capex is surging, with roughly $1 trillion expected to flow to semiconductor chip companies this year. Nvidia's CEO says AI infrastructure buildout will take 7-8 years, and HBM/memory shortages are already delaying OpenAI hardware, supporting the whole AI semiconductor supply chain. He names Nvidia, Broadcom, and AMD as beneficiaries, while noting Micron is caught in a Rubin share rumor and memory names may need a breather.
Vistra upgraded on AI power demand.
Vistra dropped on nuclear-related concerns, but it was upgraded to buy and recommended again as AI/data-center power demand keeps the grid and generation investment theme alive.
AI LLMs still need Reddit data.
Reddit sold off on worries that AI platforms may need less Reddit data, but he argues AI demand is just starting; if major LLMs keep growing, they will likely keep taking Reddit data, and a buy opinion was raised after better-than-feared results.
Bloom Energy gains on power demand.
Bloom Energy is a fuel cell company with strong earnings and stock performance, benefiting from growing power demand. He calls it an unquestionable fuel-cell company.
Bitcoin treasury firms keep accumulating.
Strategy's EPS missed but the stock rose 26% because it can keep buying Bitcoin; its convertible debt maturities are in 2027-28 and it is not forced to sell unless Bitcoin falls much further. Metaplanet, a similar Japanese company, also said it will keep buying Bitcoin.
Lilly leads Novo in obesity drugs.
The FDA crackdown on compounded unapproved obesity drugs hurts Hims & Hers but benefits approved drugmakers. On current earnings, Eli Lilly's Mounjaro is performing better than Novo Nordisk's competing product, though oral pills could change the landscape.
Tesla China hub advances autonomy data.
Tesla opened an AI training hub in China because China is likely to advance autonomous driving faster, positioning Tesla to use local data for FSD/AI training.
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