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Super Micro Computer (SMCI) as a leading manufacturer of high-performance AI servers, is capitalising on the explosive demand for GPU-accelerated computing. The company's primary competitive advantages are its operational agility and a deep partnership with NVIDIA, which allow it to deliver the latest server systems to market faster than larger competitors like Dell and HPE.Read more
The "Molecular Pencil": Why Beam's Technology is Built to Win The investment thesis in Beam Therapeutics is a long-term, high-conviction bet on a fundamental technological shift in genetic medicine. While first-generation gene editors like CRISPR-Cas9 function as "molecular scissors," they are an inherently disruptive tool.Read more
The cloud data warehouse space is heating up, and Snowflake Inc. (NYSE: SNOW) sits right in the middle of it all.Read more
Agfa-Gevaert: A New Lease of Life Through Digitalisation and Materials Innovation A Careful Industrial Repositioning, Driven by Discipline, Digitalisation, and Speciality Materials Agfa-Gevaert (Euronext: AGFB) has undergone a transformation from an iconic photographic company into a focused digital imaging and specialty materials company. Following the sale of its Offset Solutions division to Aurelius Group in 2023, Agfa significantly reduced its exposure to the cyclical print sector and freed up capital for growth in higher-margin segments, such as digital radiology, industrial inkjet, and advanced chemical materials.Read more
Catalysts What are the underlying business or industry changes driving this perspective? Data Center and AI-Driven Copper Demand: Beyond general electrification, the explosive growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers is creating a new, capital-intensive source of demand for copper.Read more

Costco’s biggest strengths are its ultra-sticky memberships (~90% renewal), strong pricing power, and inflation-resilient “low-price leader” model. Membership fees (1.9% of revenue) drive most of its 2–3% profit margin and give it a unique buffer that lets it keep prices low.Read more
PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY) is being priced like a sleepy, low-growth work-for-hire shop right before the biggest IP slate in its history goes live. After going through Steam wishlist data, indie comps, sell-through ratios, past margins and the latest analyst notes, my view is simple: If the upcoming slate lands even normally well, FY26 can justify a move from around 0.19–0.20 today to the 0.70–1.00 range, with more if one title really breaks out.Read more
The company is at an inflection point. After years of flat revenue at around $91B , it faces mounting pressure from shifting consumer preferences, health trends, and affordability concerns.Read more

A Note to New Readers: Welcome. What you are about to read is my original narrative for IREN, first published in September 2024.Read more
