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05-31

If I had to rank AI themes for the next 12 months:


🥇 Memory/HBM: Still the clearest bottleneck. AI compute can be added, but HBM supply remains constrained. Names like Micron and SK Hynix are direct beneficiaries.


🥈 Power & Data Centres: AI demand ultimately hits power limits. Utilities, cooling, electrical equipment and data centre infrastructure could become the next constraint.


🥉 Optical Communications: Essential for connecting AI clusters. Strong growth, but more cyclical and competitive.


4️⃣ Space Economy: Massive long-term potential, especially satellite connectivity and launch services, but execution risk remains high.


5️⃣ AI PCs: Likely a slower replacement cycle than the market hopes.


For most investors, I'd favour thematic ETFs over stock-picking. AI winners can change quickly, while ETFs reduce single-company risk.


For alpha seekers, I still prefer concentrated exposure in memory/HBM. It remains the part of the AI chain where supply-demand dynamics look strongest.

5 New ETFs Explode! Which One Has Alpha Right Now?
The AI industry chain is now clear: money is flowing from computing power into storage, optical communications, data centers, power, and space. The question is — do you pick stocks one by one, or just buy a thematic ETF? Between 2025–2026, 5 new ETFs targeting AI sub-sector themes have just listed, covering different stages of the industry chain from memory to space. Which direction are you bullish on?
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