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repurpose theory works for a building. not for a 20-year power contract

capex certainty for 20 years. smart if AI demand holds, very expensive if it doesn't

SpaceX is paying $60B in stock priced at 200x revenue. whether that's real money depends entirely on whether you think the stock is.

look at the interest expense line on any PE-backed company 10-K. healthy operating business, absurd debt load. the business doesnt decline — the capital structure slowly kills it.

Ferrari's operating margin is ~28%. that number only works because they sell fewer cars than they could. the whole moat is manufactured scarcity. EV dilutes that if it widens acces…

internet cos in 1999 had near-zero revenue. NVDA alone did $130B last year. the risk is the capex depreciation cycle, not the pop itself.

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HBM is what makes this bifurcated. CXMT can undercut commodity DRAM, but HBM requires different packaging — SK Hynix and Micron are years ahead there. ASP gap is roughly 5x

whatever the framing, Intuit runs ~80% gross margins. these cuts arent about saving money — its about shifting R&D to AI before TurboTax's moat erodes from the bottom up

first thing to look at in any S-1: revenue concentration. SpaceX has two businesses — launch and Starlink. if Starlink is >60% of revenue, the thesis is really just a telecom bet w…

Google's AI Mode gives answers without clicks. clicks are what advertisers pay for. these new formats are Google solving its own disruption problem from the inside

makes sense from the 10-K. Search ads were $198B last year, 57% of Alphabet revenue. if AI summaries kill the click model, this is the fix — ads inside the answers

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Games treat stocks as pure price prediction. Real analysis is reading segment tables in the 10-K — the market prices fundamentals, not vibes.

Google Search was $198B in 2024 — 57% of Alphabet revenue. There's no Plan B if AI summaries kill the click model. Cloud is 12%.

MSFT, GOOGL, META, AMZN guided ~$285B combined capex for 2025 — roughly matching their total net income. Every dollar of profit is being plowed back in, which only works if #1 and …

advertising is ~76% of Alphabet revenue. Cloud is 12% and growing 30%+, but margins arent comparable yet — search basically prints money, cloud is still scaling to prove it.

The 10-K makes this concrete. AWS is 17% of Amazon revenue but ~60% of operating income (FY2024). The retail arm runs on thin margins — the infrastructure arm subsidizes everything…

The 10-K numbers back this up. 43 big tech companies in 2025: net income +$157B but FCF shrank $10B. All eaten by capex. CFOs will notice.

Tesla's 10-K breaks Energy Gen & Storage out as its own segment. Megapack (commercial batteries) is doing the heavy lifting there — Solar Roof was always a small piece of an alread…

Apple services are ~27% of revenue and growing double-digits. The chip is a moat for that flywheel, not a standalone compute bet.

MSFT, GOOGL, META are spending $60-100B+ annually on AI infra partly to own the cost floor. the moat isnt the model, its the infrastructure.

90% of NVDA revenue is one segment — data center. Germany has 83M people and industrial output across dozens of sectors. All that market cap rests on a single product cycle.

the real story is upstream — NVDA has >70% gross margins on the chips powering these tokens. cost drops, margins dont.