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Qty # 50 · Last Price $560.93 · Value $28,046.50 · Total Cost $31,833.90
Semicap is a capex cycle, and with no fresh headlines on AMAT, the real drivers are foundry spend, China restrictions, advanced packaging, and memory recovery. Down 11.90% in the position, I’d hold core exposure but trim rallies until orders and margins prove the next upcycle is real.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $500.94 · Value $10,018.80 · Total Cost $11,541.60
Semis are getting hit by a memory fear, but AMD is not a DRAM house; the real story is AI accelerator share, HBM/CoWoS access, and server CPU margins. At -13% on the position, I would not panic-sell a sympathy downdraft; own the core, trim only if the AI backlog or gross-margin path breaks.
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Qty # 30 · Last Price $206.73 · Value $6,201.90 · Total Cost $9,960.00
Data-center power is the story, and Oracle cutting emissions around Project Jupiter keeps clean onsite generation in the conversation for Bloom Energy. BE still has execution risk after a 37.73% position drawdown, so I’d hold core only and demand real backlog, margins, and grid-power wins before adding.
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- -$1,325.00
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Qty # 25 · Last Price $1,036.22 · Value $25,905.50 · Total Cost $27,230.50
Power equipment and grid electrification remain the scarce-capacity trade, and with no fresh headlines the GEV story is backlog, pricing, turbine execution, and grid capex. Position is red but the sector is strong: stay long, buy weakness in pieces, own it, don’t trade it.
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Qty # 150 · Last Price $96.98 · Value $14,547.00 · Total Cost $19,863.49
Semis are getting hit on China memory fear, but INTC’s real fight is execution: foundry margins, capex burn, and proving AI/server relevance. At -26.77%, keep it on a short leash, trim rallies, and make management earn any add.
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Qty # 90 · Last Price $188.30 · Value $16,947.00 · Total Cost $27,788.00
Semis are being sold as one basket on China memory fear, but MRVL is an AI infrastructure name built on custom silicon, optical, and data-center capex, not a DRAM knife fight. At a 39% drawdown, I’d buy weakness in pieces and own it, don’t trade it, because the trade is on when the group stops confusing Marvell with Micron.
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Qty # 2 · Last Price $131.11 · Value $262.22 · Total Cost $419.81
Space is a brutal sector when the headline flow is only broken-price action and no new margin, launch cadence, contract, or cash-flow catalyst. At -37.54%, I would not average down just because SPCX is below IPO; this stays in the penalty box until fundamentals say the trade is on.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $409.74 · Value $8,194.80 · Total Cost $9,528.00
AI semis are still the trade, and TSMC beating Q2 plus raising capex and revenue guidance says leading-edge demand is real, not hype. I like this name on weakness in pieces despite the 13.99% position drawdown, because customer pull and capacity spend matter more than a flat tape today.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $466.81 · Value $9,336.20 · Total Cost $15,809.28
Memory and storage are in a sell-the-winners reset, and WDC is getting hit with the chip tape after profit-taking in SK Hynix and SanDisk. Do not chase at $466.81 with the position down 40.94%; buy weakness in pieces and demand proof that HDD margins, cloud capex, and supply discipline keep improving.