Ideas
Diversify to hyperscalers, away from semiconductors.
Semiconductors have led the AI bull market and are now heavily positioned with leverage via levered ETFs and options, making them very volatile. Hyperscalers have not performed as well and offer a less crowded way to participate if AI momentum continues. Therefore, diversify toward hyperscalers and away from semiconductors.
Diversify to hyperscalers, away from semiconductors.
Semiconductors have led the AI bull market and are now heavily positioned with leverage via levered ETFs and options, making them very volatile. Hyperscalers have not performed as well and offer a less crowded way to participate if AI momentum continues. Therefore, diversify toward hyperscalers and away from semiconductors.
European private equity offers catch-up upside.
Europe is the second largest economy, undergoing structural change, and private equity can patiently transform companies away from public market scrutiny. Starting from a lower base creates catch-up potential, and long-term investors need geographic diversification especially after AI volatility. European private markets offer exposure to exciting sectors underrepresented in public indices.
European defense spending boom creates opportunity.
Europe is finally committing to invest in critical infrastructure and defense to ensure sovereignty. The annual capital need is $750 billion, but only one third can come from public money, forcing a long-term partnership with private capital. This creates a multi-year investment opportunity in European defense and space assets.
Nuclear renaissance in Europe gains momentum.
Many European countries are investing in nuclear power and new types of nuclear (e.g. small modular reactors) to provide low-carbon baseload energy. This trend will continue as companies bring products to scale, supported by energy security needs and decarbonization goals.
Europe's grid needs $1 trillion investment.
Europe's electricity grid will see over $1 trillion in investment over the next decade due to aging infrastructure, weather/climate stress, modernization, and surging demand from AI data centers and re-industrialization. This is a structural, not temporary, investment trend.
Qualcomm data center AI revenue to surge.
Qualcomm has high confidence in reaching $5 billion in data center AI revenue by fiscal 2027, scaling to $15 billion by fiscal 2029, driven by existing customer engagements with two large hyperscalers, a Meta CPU contract, and a differentiated portfolio that doesn't rely on HBM memory. The shift to agentic AI data centers opens room for Qualcomm beyond traditional GPU suppliers.
This Bloomberg Markets video, published June 26, 2026,
features Christian Mueller-Glissmann, Philipp Freise, Sarah Kapnick, Cristiano Amon
discussing SKYY, SMH, European private equity, DFNS, URA, European electrical grid infrastructure, QCOM.
7 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.
Speakers:
Christian Mueller-Glissmann,
Philipp Freise,
Sarah Kapnick,
Cristiano Amon
· Tickers:
SKYY,
SMH,
European private equity,
DFNS,
URA,
European electrical grid infrastructure,
QCOM