Here’s What Scares Me About Semiconductor Stocks
Investor response is very different to earnings announcements from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Here’s why, and what investors should really be watching.
Investor response is very different to earnings announcements from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Here’s why, and what investors should really be watching.
SK Hynix and ASM International see tight chip capacity, here comes Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and other headlines moving the market this morning.
From Brad Gerstner to Stanley Druckenmiller, these stocks keep appearing in the portfolios of some of Wall Street’s smartest tech investors.
One stop remains in our AI series, and it’s the one folks rarely think about.
Chip stocks are bouncing Monday morning, but AI valuations built on predicted earnings are being questioned.
We put capital to work in two holdings, exited another and bumped up our price target for a long-time position.
The hyperscalers pay for AI out of their own cash. The companies that borrow to build it are starting to trade like rate-sensitive stocks.
Stocks recovered from early losses as Tech bounced and the largest drop in 10- and 30-year yields in over a year saw five sectors gain over 1%.
We’re seeing equity valuations collapse for semiconductor stocks, and bond yields for CoreWeave soar to distressed levels. Is the AI bubble bursting?
We continue to see chip capacity tightness ahead, creating an even bigger industry pain point.