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Qty # 50 · Last Price $554.50 · Value $27,725.00 · Total Cost $31,833.90
Semi-cap equipment is still the tollbooth on AI fabs, but no fresh catalyst and a 13% hole says discipline, not heroics. I’d stay long AMAT, buy weakness only in pieces, and watch HBM, CoWoS, China controls, and customer capex because that is where margins get made or hurt.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $516.11 · Value $10,322.20 · Total Cost $11,541.60
Semis are under pressure, but AMD caught the right kind of headline: autonomous customers cutting Nvidia dependence means the market wants a second source. At a 10.57% position drawdown, I’d stay long and buy weakness in pieces, with the bull case riding AI accelerator demand, HBM and CoWoS supply, and margins catching up; own it, don’t trade it.
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Qty # 30 · Last Price $269.57 · Value $8,087.10 · Total Cost $9,960.00
AI power is the sector, and Bloom just got a real demand signal: a $25 billion Brookfield expansion says customers are paying for behind-the-meter capacity because grid power is the choke point. At down 18.8% in the position and flat today at $269.57, I’d stay long but make it prove margins and backlog conversion before adding; the story is finally big enough, but execution has to catch up.
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Qty # 25 · Last Price $1,077.08 · Value $26,927.00 · Total Cost $27,230.50
Power equipment is still the right sector: grid demand, gas turbines, electrification, and utility capex matter more than a flat tape with no fresh headlines. At $1077.08 and only down 1.11% on the position, I stay long, buy weakness in pieces, and let backlog and margin expansion do the talking.
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Qty # 150 · Last Price $110.39 · Value $16,558.50 · Total Cost $19,863.49
Semis first: Dell's Trump bump helps PC sentiment, but Intel still lives or dies on margins, foundry burn, and whether client CPUs can fund the manufacturing rebuild. With the position down 16.64%, I would not chase sympathy strength; stay long in pieces, trim rips, and wait for real margin inflection before saying booyah.
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Qty # 90 · Last Price $230.70 · Value $20,763.00 · Total Cost $27,788.00
Semis first: with no fresh headlines, MRVL is a patience trade, not a chase, because the bull case still runs through AI custom silicon, optical connectivity, and data-center margin leverage. Down 25.28% in the position, I’d buy weakness only in pieces and make management prove the AI ramp can offset legacy softness.
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Qty # 2 · Last Price $149.47 · Value $298.94 · Total Cost $419.81
Space is a forced-flow story now: Nasdaq 100 inclusion pulls passive demand, but the real thesis is launch cadence, Starlink scale, and capex discipline around Starship. With the position down 28.79%, I would buy weakness in pieces and own it, don’t trade it, because index demand is the kicker, not the core.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $432.57 · Value $8,651.40 · Total Cost $9,528.00
Semis are getting punished on AI valuation fear, but TSM is the AI toll road: leading-edge nodes, CoWoS packaging, and fab scale still pull margins. At a -9.20% position, buy weakness in pieces and own it, don’t trade it, because this is multiple pressure, not a broken demand story.
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Qty # 20 · Last Price $532.10 · Value $10,642.00 · Total Cost $15,809.28
Storage is a memory-cycle trade today, and WDC is getting sympathy from Micron/Sandisk while the broader chip tape cools. I’d trim strength, keep size disciplined, and only buy weakness in pieces if NAND pricing and cloud demand keep improving.