Tuesday, November 3, 2026

AMD Earnings Review

AMD reported $13.4 billion in Q3 revenue, with Data Center sales up 97% to $8.5 billion, and guided Q4 revenue to $17 billion.

AMD $660B

Cestrian Capital Research Nov 3 3 clicks

Nov 3 TWLO $33B

TWLO Q3 FY12/26 Earnings Review

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Nov 3 MRK $371B

Merck and Co. (MRK) Q3 FY 12/26 Earnings Review

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From X

@aleabitoreddit Nov 3 1 click

Serenity on X

The rhetoric on X and from Elon leans overwhelmingly apocalyptic on Democrats winning. It's a mini bubble here, but I think people forget AI is bipartisan national security priority, and that $NVDA's historic rally + AI buildout acceleration happened under the Biden admin. Anyone can extrapolate a politician's negative view on AI to doompost indexes or that " $CRWV is going to go down". But in all reality, even with a Democratic governor, we'll likely just see some headwinds to individual developers, and incentives like "clean-energy tax credits" moving to other areas in AI like solar manufacturing. Rather than any market-wide doomsday scenario that the opposing party likes to portray. Even Bitcoin/Ethereum performed better under the negatively perceived regulation of Gary Gensler. Just like any major event, everyone looks at the worst case scenario like helium disruption shutting down Samsung, $TSM, and the memory trade... Then markets move on few weeks later.

@gnoble79 Nov 3

George Noble on X

Elon Musk is the biggest loser in the elections tonight. TIME to add to our profitable short positions in $SPCX and $TSLA. The speed of the coming collapse will be something to behold. And yes, AI is the biggest misallocation of capital in history. The world has never seen such malinvestment at scale. BURN IT ALL DOWN. @Ross__Hendricks @GordonJohnson19 @JackFarley96 @biancoresearch @JG_Nuke @edzitron @GaryMarcus @MacrostrategyP @MichaelMOTTCM @LukeGromen @DarioCpx

@DeepSailCapital Nov 3

Deep Sail Capital on X

Where is that $SPCX model ? We need updates https://t.co/P6OpcRlgwV

@SouthernValue95 Nov 3

SouthernValue on X

$AMZN $MSFT $GOOG https://t.co/1CeYaGktTg

@SouthernValue95 Nov 3

SouthernValue on X

@PrefShares The bottleneck moves to existing capacity. $AMZN $MSFT $GOOG have the most installed capacity and the most pipeline already permitted and powered. https://t.co/p0JsXbGUBU

@finphysnerd Nov 3

Myles on X

I reckon a portfolio of short $WMT, $KO (safety trade), $TSLA, $SPCX, $DJT, $UMAC, $GEO (Trump trade) long $SPY probably beats most things over the next 3 months.

@finphysnerd Nov 3

Myles on X

@valuedrift Agree, shorted a bunch of trump associated stuff overnight, especially $TSLA

@finphysnerd Nov 3

Myles on X

The trade here is short Trump associated stocks buy the dip on everything else. $TSLA only down 1.8% overnight when Q's are down 1.6% is silly. Am I just libbing out?

Matt Murphy and Michael Hurlston Fireside Chat: Irrational Recap

Marvell and Lumentum’s merger targets uVCSEL scale-in optics, combining Marvell’s DSP and analog IP with Lumentum’s laser manufacturing for…

LITE $62BMRVL $150B

Irrational Analysis Nov 3 4 clicks

Marvell And Lumentum Merger Doesn't Make Any Sense To Me

Marvell’s all-stock Lumentum deal exposes LITE holders to MRVL volatility while paying peak-cycle AI multiples, with US and China antitrust…

MRVL $150BLITE $62B

Dustin Quasney Nov 3 2 clicks

Microsoft FY 1Q’27: My Confusion vs. the Market’s Certainty

Microsoft’s Azure grew 48%, but OpenAI compute may have supplied 45% of its growth, leaving Azure excluding OpenAI up roughly 31%.

MSFT $4T

MBI Deep Dives Nov 3 3 clicks

Enterprise Products Partners Pulled 2027 Into 2026 - Energy Transfer Didn't

Enterprise Products Partners has pulled growth spending into 2026, while Energy Transfer’s contracted projects offer clearer EBITDA growth…

EPD $81BET $70B

The Alpha Analyst Nov 3 5 clicks

Monte Investments Market Brief Vol. CXXXIV

Intel maintained after its post-earnings sell-off, with AI inference CPU demand and foundry customer announcements expected to drive a…

INTC $287B

Monte Independent Investment Research Nov 3 3 clicks

Marvellous Value Destruction

Marvell’s proposed Lumentum deal risks alienating Cloudlight customers and losing engineering talent, despite limited optical integration…

MRVL $150BLITE $62B

Irrational Analysis Nov 3 2 clicks

Ignore The Noise And Buy Western Digital

Western Digital's Q1 2027 revenue rose 55% to $4.38 billion as hyperscaler demand lifted non-GAAP EPS 161% to $4.64.

WDC $104B

The Curious Analyst Nov 3 1 click

Stellar results lift shares of AMD, Arista

AMD and Arista beat consensus on quarterly results and outlook, lifting shares and easing AI-growth concerns.

AMD $660BANET $226B

The Technology Letter Nov 2 1 click

Marvell for Lumentum: a new JDS-Uniphase?

Marvell Technology and Lumentum fell sharply after announcing a historic merger, reviving comparisons with JDS-Uniphase.

MRVL $150BLITE $62B

The Technology Letter Nov 2 1 click

Apple and Palantir are powerful businesses, maybe not great returns from here

Apple and Palantir reported very strong earnings, but their stocks may deliver weak returns from current levels.

AAPL $4.8TPLTR $429B

The Technology Letter Nov 2 2 clicks

ASTS · short

Ast Spacemobile INC

AST SpaceMobile is priced for a 2026 commercial launch despite no identified path to manufacture or launch its satellite deployment target.

ASTS $14B

Value Investors Club Apr 29 11 clicks

Texas Instruments 2Q'26: Not Another Head Fake

Texas Instruments’ 2Q’26 revenue grew 23% year over year and 13% sequentially, supporting management’s view that pricing and demand have…

TXN $285B

MBI Deep Dives Jul 25 2 clicks

TSMC could spend $10B more on N2 capacity. Why won’t they?

TSMC’s N2 ramps at record pricing while 34-36% CapEx, versus 53% in 2021, raises questions about its long-term AI-demand outlook.

TSM $1.8T

Chipstrat Jul 24

Alphabet: Jam Tomorrow, But Never Jam Today

Alphabet’s Q2 EBIT rose 24.8% excluding one-offs as Search, YouTube Ads and Cloud grew, while higher AI capex drove a 6.9% share drop.

GOOGL $3.4T

Librarian Capital's Research Library Jul 24

Netflix: Deep Dive Analysis

Netflix's Q3 guidance points to sub-12% growth as viewing hours rise about 2%, increasing reliance on pricing, paid sharing and advertising.

NFLX $511B

Hated Moats Jul 24

The Neoclouds Series, Part 1: Nebius

Nebius opens a series arguing Nvidia-backed neoclouds absorb the debt and construction risk of AI data centers while driving GPU demand.

NBIS $38BNVDA $5T

Kakashii's Materials Jul 24

Netflix: Below forward 20 PE Ratio for one of the best companies in the world

Netflix trades below 20 times forward earnings despite $51 billion in revenue, 31.5% guided operating margin and ad revenue expected to…

NFLX $511B

Substack von Philipp Jul 24

PayPal, Declined

Stripe and Advent’s reported $53 billion bid for PayPal follows a decade in which Stripe’s payment volume outgrew PayPal’s Braintree.

PYPL $49B

Net Interest Jul 24

TSOH Weekly Roundup (07/24/2026)

TSOH Weekly Roundup covers the Paramount-Warner court block, Xbox Game Pass’s subscriber shortfall and pricing reset, and Red Bull’s 28%…

MSFT $4T

TSOH Investment Research Jul 24

Tesla and SpaceX's Likely Merger, Portfolio Change

Tesla and SpaceX are increasingly integrated through Terafab, Optimus, Grok and Starlink, strengthening the case for a merger to pool…

TSLA $1.5T

MBI Deep Dives Jul 24 2 clicks

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