Thursday, October 22, 2026

OCP 2026: MicroVCSELs are gaining attention, but microLEDs still have a case

Credo’s microVCSEL pivot targets 10–20m data-center links where copper falls short, while microLEDs compete nearer compute on integration, power and thermal performance.

CRDO $28B

Vik's Newsletter Oct 22 5 clicks

Oct 22 LRCX $301B

Lam Research Q1 FY6/27 Earnings Review

Cestrian Capital Research 4 clicks

Oct 22 RIG $7.2B

Trade Alert - Long RIG

HFI Research 10 clicks

From X

@SowingAlphaSeed Sep 2

Farmer on X

@GrumpierBTDay @vanillager Off topic, but have you looked at $AERG?

@LittleOwlRes Sep 2 1 click

Little Owl Research on X

$KLAR seems too easy… obviously recession=write-offs, but the value proposition to consumers would strengthen? What am I missing?

@John_Hempton Sep 2

John_Hempton on X

Everything is going right for Apes. Box office last month was an all time record. And the Apes can't get $AMC above $3 or should I say 30 cents before the reverse split. Only conclusion I have: Apes weak, Ken Griffin strong. Be like Ken Griffin.

@valuedontlie Sep 2

Colin King on X

$APTV This RemainCo looks cheap, but ugly looking chart... https://t.co/GTJKSyt0ew

@convequity Sep 2

Convequity on X

Exploring SaaS survival in the agentic era — $PANW vs $DDOG. Both sit on critical telemetry. Both expose MCP. On paper they look alike. They aren’t. Model labs have a real reason to build their own observability collectors. Coding agents write and ship code; to get better they need production feedback. Own the host telemetry, close the loop. That same incentive is much weaker for cybersecurity endpoint agents. Finding beacons and writing better code are different jobs. Building a Falcon- or Cortex-class sensor estate is years of trust, labeled attacks, and compliance — not a natural side quest for a model lab. Then there’s the screen. Datadog doesn’t own where developers live. They already live in Cursor / Claude Code / Copilot. So those agents pull Datadog in over MCP. The data plane stays sticky; the UI gets shared. Palo Alto usually does own where the SOC lives. The shift starts in the security console — cases, playbooks, response. In a PANW shop, Cortex is the main workplace. Claude can sit on top in a multi-vendor stack. That’s the risk but not the base case. Same idea — agents need the pipes. What’s different is who tries to own the collector, and who already owns the desk. Thoughts welcome. Full Part 3 write-up for Convequity subscribers is on its way.

@stockgutter Sep 2 1 click

SG on X

$FCEL has broken support after posting yet another terrible earnings report https://t.co/QVYRrGott5

@DeepSailCapital Sep 2

Deep Sail Capital on X

$CRDO - 2027 and 2028 look so good, but it’s such a volatile stock it’s going to be a wild ride. This is one where it makes sense to trim / add a lot.

@stockgutter Sep 2

SG on X

I think the starman parent owns incipio (phone cases) and incase (backpacks, computer cases and electronics cases). A better fit would be buying targus off $RILY but my best guess is that they are after GoPro for patents they intend to use to become a troll. No proof just what makes sense here.

CoreWeave: Why Patient Investors Should Hold Through Volatility

CoreWeave targets 8 GW of active power by 2030, expands into India and builds its AI cloud ecosystem through Google Cloud and partner…

CRWV $30B

Jack Elias Oct 22 6 clicks

MYR Group q3’26 Earnings Preview

MYR Group’s Q3 2026 preview cites data-center and power transmission demand, with long-term service agreements supporting margin growth and…

MYRG $4B

Monte Independent Investment Research Oct 22 5 clicks

Mosaic: Cash from Potash Now, a Recovery in Phosphates Later

Mosaic’s potash business generated $930 million after capital spending and closure cash in 2025, while phosphate operations consumed $207…

MOS $5.5B

Latticework by MOI Global Oct 22 12 clicks

Mosaic, Part One: The Story

Mosaic’s history traces the 2004 Cargill-IMC merger and the phosphate and potash mines that shaped NYSE: MOS.

MOS $5.5B

Latticework by MOI Global Oct 22 34 clicks

Mosaic, Part Two: The Deep Dive

Mosaic, NYSE: MOS, is the subject of a second audio program for professional investors analyzing fertilizer producers.

MOS $5.5B

Latticework by MOI Global Oct 22 5 clicks

Undercovered Dozen: Western Digital, Penguin Solutions, Millrose Properties And More

Western Digital, Penguin Solutions and Millrose Properties lead a roundup of 12 lesser-followed stocks featured from Oct. 10 to Oct. 16.

WDC $143BPENG $3.2B

The Undercovered Dozen Oct 22 17 clicks

Unicycive (UNCY):

Unicycive’s oxylanthanum carbonate NDA earned a March 25, 2027 PDUFA date after two manufacturing-related rejections, with no FDA clinical…

UNCY $98M

Triple S Special Situations Investing Oct 22 4 clicks

Thursday Tailwinds #12: Oct 22, 2026

PJM's 6,831 MW capacity shortfall is driving nuclear uprates, with Google contracting 890 MW from 11 operating reactors.

CEG $96B

Trade Ideas Flow Oct 22 2 clicks

[ISRG – Intuitive Surgical] the robot is the easy part

Intuitive Surgical built a razor-razorblade model around da Vinci robots, with procedure growth driving recurring instrument revenue and…

ISRG $155B

scuttleblurb Oct 22 7 clicks

4 Boring Non-AI Stocks Trading at Attractive Valuations

Rollins, North America’s largest pest-control provider, gets 75–80% of revenue from recurring contracts but has fallen about 45% year to…

ROL $17B

Jimmy's Journal Oct 22 68 clicks

This Week in Special Situations: Solstice, Albertsons, Brockhaus, GM

Solstice, Albertsons, Brockhaus and GM anchor a 34-case survey of activism, buybacks, M&A and strategic reviews, led by Starboard’s…

SOLS $9.5BACI $6.6B

Latticework by MOI Global Oct 22 42 clicks

Group 1 Automotive (GPI) vs Lithia Motors (LAD)

Group 1 Automotive and Lithia Motors divide two longtime value investors: David Abrams switched to Lithia in 2018, while Greg Alexander…

GPI $2.9BLAD $6.3B

Cannibal Stocks Oct 22 6 clicks

Diageo: Gen Z Is Drinking Again, And They Want Cocktails

Diageo expects Gen Z cocktail demand, completed restructuring and margin recovery to lift net income from $1.7 billion in 2026 to $4.6…

DEO $53B

PropNotes Oct 22 7 clicks

Atour Lifestyle ($ATAT): The Hotel Chain That Is Secretly a (Sleep) DTC E-Commerce Brand

Atour Lifestyle combines an asset-light Chinese hotel franchise network with Atour Planet sleep-product sales, using guest rooms as product…

ATAT $4.5B

Substack von Philipp Oct 22 8 clicks

Sea Limited (SE) Sea Cloud and Monee IPO

Sea Limited plans Sea Cloud and a Monee IPO, using 40-plus data centers and 25,000 GPUs while risking heavier capex and prolonged thin…

SE $46B

Sleep Well Investments Oct 22 6 clicks

UNCY · long

Unicycive Therapeutics INC

Unicycive Therapeutics fell nearly 50% after a second FDA Complete Response Letter tied to a third-party manufacturer for its primary…

UNCY $98M

Value Investors Club Jul 24

Strategy: I Called The STRC Repeg, Now The Bitcoin Machine Can Restart

Strategy spent $1.84 billion repurchasing STRC below $100, bringing it near par and potentially reopening a preferred-share issuance…

MSTR $59B

Geneva Investor Oct 21 6 clicks

Bumble is being taken private

Bumble agreed to a $6.05-per-share cash sale to Ithaca Holdings, 136% above its October 2 share price.

BMBL $787M

Modern Value Investing Oct 21 8 clicks

GLOO, part two

Gloo faces related-party deals, insider-heavy IPO ownership, acquisition losses and $84.5 million of CEO-backed puts as it burns cash and…

GLOO $269M

Guardian Research Oct 21 4 clicks

Webull: A 30% Annual Return Setup As Perpetual Futures Go Live

Webull expects perpetual futures and operating leverage to lift operating income from $114 million to nearly $400 million by 2030.

BULL $3B

PropNotes Oct 21 3 clicks

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