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Nvidia quarterly report lifts earnings estimates support for mega-cap tech valuations, i.e nvdia / "mag 7" are trading cheaper AFTER Nvidia blowout results
Source: Macrobond, TME
Hedge Fund exposure to the Magnificent Seven is quite high, according to data from Goldman Sachs
Source: Markets Mayhem
In the weeks leading up to his shocking ouster from OpenAI, Sam Altman was actively working to raise billions from some of the world’s largest investors for a new chip venture
(according to people familiar with the matter) Code-named Tigris, Sam planned to spin up an AI-focused chip company that could produce semiconductors that compete against those from $NVDA The goal is to provide lower-cost competition to market incumbent Nvidia and aid OpenAI by lowering the ongoing costs of running its own services like ChatGPT and Dall-E - Bloomberg Source: Cheddar Flow
Nvidia indicated that the latest round of China restrictions will not have a meaningful impact on its business
It’s possible that this is because China frontloaded its GPU orders earlier this year in anticipation of these restrictions. It’s also possible that any lost revenue from China will be made up for by tremendous revenue growth in developed markets. Guidance for the January quarter might be indicative here. Source: Morningstar
Microsoft announces custom AI chip that could compete with Nvidia
- Microsoft is introducing its first chip for AI, along with an Arm-based chip for general-purpose computing jobs. - Both will come to Microsoft’s Azure cloud, Microsoft said at its Ignite conference in Seattle. -mThe Graviton Arm chip that cloud leader Amazon Web Services introduced five years ago has gained broad adoption. Source: CNBC, Stocktwits
No buyers left? hedge fund net exposure to magnificent 7 was 12% at the start of the year. It is now 99%...
Source: Goldman Sachs, www.zerohedge.com
Tech relative to small caps JUST hit the highest level EVER seen This ratio is higher than even the peak of the Dot Com bubble
Source: Game of Trades
Interesting development which has been taking place recently with bitcoin rising despite Tech stocks losing ground
Source: J-C Parets
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