CoreWeave’s drop really caught my eye. The company actually beat on earnings, but the lowered full-year guidance clearly scared the market. The stock basically fell off a cliff straight into the high-80s. Here’s how I see it: The revised guidance isn’t ideal, but it doesn’t change the bigger picture — CoreWeave is still one of the fastest-growing names in the AI infrastructure space. Demand for compute isn’t slowing, and CoreWeave still sits in a sweet spot with cloud GPU capacity, especially with how crazy AI workloads are getting. What worries me a bit is the volatility. When expectations are sky-high, even a slight guidance cut can send the stock into a freefall like this. So the question is: is this a real warning sign, or just the market overreacting (again)? Personally, dips like thi

$Broadcom(AVGO)$  Broadcom is one of those companies that doesn’t get as much hype as Nvidia, but quietly keeps delivering. With Citi and Goldman both expecting another beat, I’m honestly not surprised. The AI tailwinds are still very real for AVGO — especially with Google opening up access to its TPU ecosystem and hyperscalers ramping their infrastructure spending again. What stands out to me is the outlook: analysts are talking about triple-digit AI revenue growth heading into FY2026. That’s not a small number, and it shows how deeply Broadcom is tied into the AI supply chain. They’re basically becoming one of the “must-have” players behind the scenes. The question now is whether the stock already priced this in, or if there’s still room fo

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