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Reddit by Derpazoid69 July 10, 2026

AI capex spend and AI-driven revenue

I recently found out about Ed Zitron and read his article "Am I meant to be impressed?" that was deep dive into the problems with AI surrounding the 5 hyperscalers. That got me thinking if there would ever be a point of 'No Return' where the 5 AI hyperscalers spend …

Reddit by Bumblesavage July 10, 2026

the AI capex cycle economically unsustainable? GPUs fail every 2-3 years, new chips cost 40% more each cycle, but rental prices crashed 70%?

**Unpopular opinion: The AI infrastructure bubble will pop when people realize hyperscalers are trapped in an unsustainable capex cycle. GPUs fail every 2-3 years, new generations obsolete every 18 months at rising costs, but revenue per chip is collapsing. How long before Meta/Microsoft/Google admit they’ve been over-investing?**

Reddit by fersati July 10, 2026

SKHYV brought attention back to storage, but SNDK is what I’m really watching

SKHYV brought attention back to the storage trade today, but the name I was really watching was SNDK. Storage didn’t suddenly recover out of nowhere. There were already some signs of buyers coming back yesterday. Today, SKHYV just made the memory trade more visible. The first 30 minutes after the …

Reddit by Kentuckyquestioner July 10, 2026

Is DSC Holding a stock worth looking at? They control 90%+ of the market share in Chinese used car dealer's operating systems, and are investing in AI.

They IPOed at almost $1 billion, and $17 a share, which rapidly collapsed to $6-7 a share, and it's been pretty volatile since. They're based out of the Cayman islands and operate primarily through subsidiaries/VIEs of course. They also operate the second largest online used car auction platform in China, …

Reddit by Zealousideal-War7154 July 10, 2026

US private AI investment is about 23x China's. So why does the research funding trend still nag at me as a long term allocator?

The Al Jazeera headline from July 7 got me: US budget slashing risks losing global scientific edge to China. My first reaction was to price a tilt toward Chinese research heavy names. Then I argued myself back, because one number really should end this. Stanford's 2026 AI Index puts US …

Reddit by data_learner_123 July 10, 2026

Question regarding housing market

It feels like having a house is not safe anymore, we wanted to have house to enjoy the big space but in this market situation, having house is more like a burden, to sell it with the higher interest rates looks like buyers are going for a new houses with …

Reddit by PomegranatePlenty110 July 10, 2026

Large sum to invest, best options?

I’m a small business owner with a decent sum to invest. My simple 401k and HSA are maxed out for tax benefits, but still have north of 250k to put into investment vehicle. Obviously I’d be paying capital gains tax, however I think the upside is better than the downside …

Reddit by librariancap July 10, 2026

Ruffer Investment Company $RICA

Ruffer Investment Co. [$RICA](https://bsky.app/hashtag/%24RICA) just released their June 2026 commentary: NAV down 1.3% in Jun-26 Now down 0.1% year-to-date "Some of the protection assets losing value" "Some of the contrarian growth exposure continuing to decline" (gold miners, software, China tech, energy) And they reduced Yen exposure at record lows [https://www.ruffer.co.uk/-/media/ruffer-website/files/fund-reports/ric/2026/2026-06-ric-fund-report-jun2026.pdf](https://www.ruffer.co.uk/-/media/ruffer-website/files/fund-reports/ric/2026/2026-06-ric-fund-report-jun2026.pdf)

Reddit by Top-Impact-5257 July 10, 2026

Schwab ETFs vs Schwab Fundamental ETFs

I have a lot of overlap right now and am not sure if I should commit to the fundamentals or not. I would like to understand better the difference between these two from someone who knows more than me :) I know the fundamentals are tilted, but not sure much …

Reddit by AsherRide73 July 10, 2026

$26.5B for memory chips. good luck financing a copper mine.

Wall Street can still find money for AI very quickly. SK Hynix just raised about $26.5B in its U.S. listing, even after a pullback in chip stocks. That is a huge number, and it says investors still want exposure to the AI infrastructure chain. The slower part is everything underneath …