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I'm a data ontologist by trade. Here's why I think the market has the AI moat story backwards on beaten-down SaaS names - and why I own FDS into earnings tomorrow.
The consensus AI infrastructure trade is Snowflake, Databricks - raw data platforms. Everyone agrees on this. The market has priced it accordingly. My day job is literally taking messy, ungoverned data and building the semantic structure - the ontology - …
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Applying a data ontology framework to AI moat investing — why FactSet, Veeva, Roper, and SPGI may be mispriced relative to Snowflake/Databricks. Methodology and open question on durability inside.
Background: I've spent twenty years doing data ontology work professionally — building the semantic structures that turn raw, ungoverned data into something usable, most recently at SurveyMonkey. On the side I've built a personal screener pulling 16 years of SEC …
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Bought AMD and INTEL 9 months ago (Intel at $30 per share for 172 shares and AMD at $153 for 40 shares). Need advice on next steps.
Since I have bought into Intel and AMD, the stocks have close to 3x or more. I have gotten mixed advice as to whether I should let these individual stocks run or to trim the gains and put the gains …
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AMD showing strong trend continuation but starting to enter a consolidation phase after a vertical breakout
AMD has had a very strong upward move recently, and the chart is showing a clear continuation of the broader uptrend rather than a short-term speculative spike. From a technical perspective, AMD broke out of a multi-month consolidation range and …
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If you had 500k to invest and were bullish on memory, would you pick MU, SanDisk, SK Hynix, or DRAM?
I know DRAM gives you exposure to the entire memory sector, which is appealing because you don’t have to worry as much about picking the wrong winner. On the other hand, if the memory thesis continues to play out, a …
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Nokia is becoming more than a telecom infrastructure company.
Last year, Nvidia's $1B investment in Nokia caught my attention. It wasn't the investment itself that interested me as much as the obvious question: What does Nvidia see that most investors don't. The Nokia most people remember hasn't really existed …