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SG on X

Apparel manufacturing is having a great month $VFC $JRSH $PVH (I own all three) https://t.co/rrSHcSo9QN

@aleabitoreddit Oct 13

Serenity on X

I'm just tracking technological inflection points, not making an argument for stock prices right now like $CCXI (Agility). But if people are long term investors in humanoids + their supply chains like actuators, feels more like a matter of when. Since mass commercialization seems inevitable if humanoids are able to do 80%+ of tasks in unfamiliar environments... for such a cheap cost

@convequity Oct 13

Convequity on X

The AI memory squeeze is hitting Android chip suppliers harder than the phone market. Counterpoint says global smartphone shipments fell 20% in the third quarter from a year earlier, the lowest third quarter since 2012. AI data centres are taking more of the memory supply, and higher DRAM and NAND prices left most phone makers short. 1. The fall is in cheaper phones. Xiaomi's shipments fell more than 30%, and OPPO's and vivo's more than 20%, as they cut low-priced models and raised prices. Samsung's fell 3%, and Apple ($AAPL) reached a 22% share, its first third quarter above 20%. 2. Chip suppliers fell further than phone makers. In the second quarter, phone shipments fell 21%, while MediaTek's and Qualcomm's ($QCOM) phone chip shipments each fell more than 30%, per Counterpoint. 3. Qualcomm is exposed too. Counterpoint ties MediaTek's decline to its entry-level and mainstream chips, and Qualcomm's to its Snapdragon 600 and 400 lines. Qualcomm also lost some premium volume as Samsung used its own Exynos 2600 chip in base Galaxy S26 models in some regions. Samsung's Exynos shipments rose in the second quarter. The phone maker that held up best is making more of its own chips. The third-quarter phone data shows the same pattern, so I expect MediaTek's and Qualcomm's phone chip volumes to fall faster than phone shipments again when they report the quarter.

@gnoble79 Oct 13 2 clicks

George Noble on X

The $open army has been obliterated. @ericjackson @rabois @mikealfred @APompliano all belong in jail. And to all the financially illiterate haters who gave me crap for being short $OPEN from $8, have a nice day. @philrosenn @dayetweets https://t.co/aN2KlgB4Tc

@aleabitoreddit Oct 13

Serenity on X

Samsung has LTAs covering 70% of memory capacity spanning until 2031. $LITE is completely sold out into 2029 and with customers starting to lock in orders for 2030. There's the actual demand. Then there's short term media narratives that cause people to sell. There's been many scares over the past few years over $NVDA GPUs from Deepseek to macro but in the end fundamentals matter more.

@AsifSuria Oct 13

Asif Suria on X

@RecoveryTrade @compound248 Even with the current lax antitrust environment, I think it would be difficult to get a $MTCH and $BMBL deal past the FTC or DOJ.

@finphysnerd Oct 13

Myles on X

$FIZZ seems like an attractive short. Classic staple juicing price into slowing volumes, meanwhile they're getting attacked by competition. They trade at around 17x earnings for some reason when a lot of better looking staples trade at low teens.

@convequity Oct 12

Convequity on X

@JSCC2020Lee I guess simplistically it comes down to Reflection AI, $NVDA and the customer still needing an ontology. That’s why they’ll need $PLTR

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