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As a value investor, W. Buffett is on the lookout for stocks trading below their intrinsic value. This can happen when there is fear in the market and investors panic sell, depressing prices too much. This is why Buffett famously said, to be “fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.” I own $Rolls Royce Holdings plc(RYCEY)$ with right opportunity, right time and good finance. I am glad that it has 🌹 to 🎁 like a bull. I don't time market, I do dd prior buying good ones likke $Rolls Royce Holdings plc(RYCEY)$ and $Emperador Inc.(EMI.SI)$ , and paramount what wb said. Last, ready pool of monies to act😀 when necessary. Cheers 🍻
Looking at that list, the one that surprises me the most is probably Nebius (NBIS). Most investors talk about the obvious AI winners—NVIDIA, AMD, or Micron Technology—but Nebius was relatively unknown to many retail investors until recently. Its rise has been fueled by the AI infrastructure boom, data-center expansion, and major partnerships, including agreements with large tech companies. The company has been growing aggressively in AI cloud infrastructure, which explains why some investors started viewing it as a potential "picks-and-shovels" AI play. @CaptainTiger @TigerEvents @Tiger_comments
Looking at that list, the one that surprises me the most is probably Nebius (NBIS). Most investors talk about the obvious AI winners—NVIDIA, AMD, or Micron Technology—but Nebius was relatively unknown to many retail investors until recently. Its rise has been fueled by the AI infrastructure boom, data-center expansion, and major partnerships, including agreements with large tech companies. The company has been growing aggressively in AI cloud infrastructure, which explains why some investors started viewing it as a potential "picks-and-shovels" AI play. From my favorites: • NVIDIA — not surprising to me; it's still the kingmaker of AI hardware. • AMD — a bit more surprising because it has to compete directly with NVIDIA, but the AI accelerator opportunity is huge. • Micron Technology — mak
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$MSFT 20260501 490.0 CALL$ Sold too early lol but at least this positive @TigerWire @Daily_Discussion @TigerOptions @MillionaireTiger @TigerPM @CaptainTiger
If investing $1,000 today and choosing only one from the image, I'd rank them like this: Rank ETF Theme Risk Growth Potential 1 DRAM AI memory chips (HBM, DRAM, NAND) High Very High 2 TCAI Data centers & AI infrastructure Medium-High High 3 NASA Space economy High High 4 IVES Broad AI leaders Medium Moderate-High 5 AIPO Energy & power for AI Medium Moderate Why DRAM looks strongest right now The AI boom is creating a major shortage of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips used by AI servers. DRAM is concentrated in companies such as Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix, which are benefiting directly from this demand. The ETF has become one of the fastest-growing ETFs ever and has dramatically outperformed broader AI funds so far. pls do your own DD
My View: Google is no longer “just” an AI model company — it’s becoming a full-stack AI infrastructure platform The combination of: 1. aggressive consumer AI rollout at Google I/O, and 2. the new Blackstone + Google $5B AI infrastructure venture …tells me the market is underestimating how serious Google is about monetizing AI beyond ads. The key shift: • 2023–2024 = “Who has the best model?” • 2025–2026 = “Who owns the compute + distribution + enterprise rails?” Google may now be the only player with: • Search distribution, • Android ecosystem, • Gemini models, • TPUs, • hyperscale cloud, • and now institutional capital backing AI compute expansion. ─── 3 Takeaways 1) Google is moving from AI products → AI utility infrastructure The Blackstone deal matters more than people think. Blackston