I think the market is shifting from rewarding AI growth to demanding proof of returns. Higher inflation and uncertainty over Fed policy are putting pressure on valuations, especially in high-beta chip and memory stocks. I remain bullish on AI long term, but I expect volatility to continue.

For my portfolio, I will be watching NVDA, $Micron Technology(MU)$ and NBIS closely. Nvidia’s relative resilience is encouraging, while memory stocks face both valuation pressure and concerns about future competition. For NBIS, I still believe in the long-term opportunity, but financing risks and the path to positive cash flow cannot be ignored.

Ultimately, I believe this earnings season will separate companies with genuine AI monetization from those relying heavily on future expectations. I will stay disciplined, avoid panic selling, and look for solid fundamentals and technical support before adding to positions. Consistency over noise!

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