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IREN's Trump Card: How Federal Policy Could Unlock Massive Value in AI Infrastructure
A new push from Washington to speed up approvals for big data-centre builds could land right in IREN’s lap, since it’s already lining up large sites in Texas powered by renewable energy. The big question is whether it can execute fast enough to justify today’s high expectations as it shifts from bitcoin mining toward selling computing power for AI.Read more
AXON's E-Commerce Expansion Will Unlock AppLovin's Next Growth Chapter
AppLovin’s AXON ad engine is moving beyond mobile gaming into online retail, a shift that could open a much bigger pool of customers if it works. The key moment is a new self-serve launch that could prove whether this expansion drives the next leg of growth—or exposes the company’s heavy debt and big price swings.Read more
Samsara’s 30% ARR Growth Could Drive 70%+ Upside
Samsara is a pioneering IoT platform company focused on connecting data from physical operations such as transportation, construction, and logistics. In fiscal year 2026 (ending January 2026), Samsara’s annual recurring revenue (ARR) reached $1.89 billion, growing 30% year-over-year.Read more
Microsoft: Real‑Terms Economic Value Anchored in Durability, Not Growth Assumptions
Microsoft leans into huge spending on new AI data centers and its own chips to stay ahead, even if it squeezes profits in the near term. A key change in its OpenAI relationship also reshapes how it competes in cloud and AI, with big upside if its long-shot quantum bet works—and real damage if it misreads the next platform shift.Read more
PGY may go up in next 6-12 months.
Pagaya Technologies (NASDAQ: PGY) — Investment Thesis Pagaya Technologies is not a software company. This distinction is the foundation of the entire investment case and is widely misunderstood by the market.Read more
Microsoft will achieve a future PE ratio of 24.626979x by leveraging strong growth
Valuation In 3–5 years, I think Microsoft becomes even more dominant in enterprise AI, cloud infrastructure, and productivity software. Azure and Copilot are probably the biggest growth drivers, while Windows, Office, LinkedIn, GitHub, and gaming remain huge cash generators.Read more
Good Value for a Creative Monopoly
Adobe’s strategic positioning ensures it remains the creative industry’s "operating system," regardless of whether AI succeeds or fails. By building Firefly exclusively on licensed Adobe Stock and public domain content, Adobe has created a unique "legal moat" that offers enterprise customers commercial safety and IP indemnity that competitors cannot match.Read more
Classic Value Trap
Adobe was an amazing company. I'm an end user since 1991.Read more
Everyone's Terrified Microsoft Will Keep Spending. I'm Terrified They'll Stop.
Microsoft’s heavy spending is scaring the market, but the real story may be that customers want more cloud and AI capacity than the company can deliver. The bigger question isn’t whether the spending is reckless—it’s what happens if demand cools or regulators step in.Read more
