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11 AUGYESTERDAYEXCESS RETURNS · 07:45
Hyperscaler AI CapEx to accelerate into 2027
“The thesis presented was that hyperscaler capital expenditure on AI will accelerate in 2027, growing faster than the 75% expected for 2026, driven by extremely attractive returns on invested capital.”
We Asked T. Rowe's $8 Billion Tech Manager Why We Are in 1998 — And Why Software Is in Trouble
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11 AUGYESTERDAYTHOUGHTFUL MONEY · 2:30
Hyperscaler growth dependent on OpenAI/Anthropic spend
“The bear case argued: the future revenue growth of hyperscalers (Microsoft, Google, Amazon) is contingent on unsustainable compute spending by OpenAI and Anthropic, which will eventually slow and cause hyperscaler growth to decelerate sharply.”
Is A.I. A Massive Lie? · with Thoughtful Money's
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10 AUG2D AGOPROF G MARKETS · 06:00
Big tech valuations are frothy, entering 'crazy town'
“The case argued: big tech valuations have become excessively frothy, with multiples expanding to levels that ignore underlying business risks and AI ROI uncertainty.”
Bulls vs. Bears: Who’s Right About This Market?
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7 AUG5D AGOPROF G MARKETS · 10:00
Big Tech's shift to capital-intensive manufacturing
“The guest argued that Big Tech (excluding Apple) has fundamentally shifted from a high-return, low-capital business model to a capital-intensive 'manufacturing' model due to AI investments, requiring investors to now judge them on returns on invested capital.”
Aswath Damodaran: Big Tech Has No Idea How AI Pays Off
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7 AUG5D AGOPROF G MARKETS · 2:00
Big Tech's AI spending as Botox for middle age
“The guest argued that massive AI investments by mature 'Magnificent 7' companies represent an artificial attempt to inject growth, driven by fear of being left behind rather than a clear path to profitability.”
Aswath Damodaran: Big Tech Has No Idea How AI Pays Off
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6 AUG6D AGOPROF G MARKETS · 07:00
Steve Eisman's rebuttal: wait for an AI price war
“Steve Eisman argued the negative AI thesis is premature and lacks a clear catalyst, stating a price war among major AI labs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Chinese models) is the necessary trigger to unwind the AI trade.”
Michael Burry Says This Is The Top — Is It? · with Iran
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