I agree with @Ross_Macro_Trading distinction between being bullish on AI long term and being fully invested at every price. The AI cycle still has years to run, but after the huge semiconductor rally, risk management and valuation matter more. I’d rather accumulate quality names on pullbacks than chase parabolic moves.

What interests me most is the next layer of the AI ecosystem, especially power, energy and infrastructure. AI data centres cannot scale without electricity and grid upgrades, so names like $Vistra Energy Corp.(VST)$ and $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$ could offer a less crowded way to benefit from the same trend. I’m also keeping hyperscalers and financials on my radar.

I’m still bullish on semiconductors and would continue using pullbacks to DCA, but I’m becoming more selective on entry points. The biggest takeaway for me: AI can be a great long-term thesis, but a great company isn’t necessarily a great buy at any price. 📈
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# 💰Stocks to watch today?(17 August)

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  • kookz
    ·00:12
    Grid bottlenecks are the whole bet here. I’m bullish on CEG and VST, but do you think utilities can keep up fast enough?
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  • icycrystal
    ·17:18
    thanks for sharing
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