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Nebius Q4 Review: 2026 ARR Unchanged, Execution Still Key; Not the Best Time for NeoClouds Yet? $NEBIUS(NBIS)$   The Q4 earnings report is very “cloud-provider” in its core message: demand is strong → capacity is the real ceiling → first secure power and data-center space, then turn revenue into a run-rate (ARR), while in the short term the income statement may actually look weaker as depreciation and expansion investments weigh on it. Financial Snapshot Q4 2025 – Revenue: 227.7 million (slightly below expectations). – Adjusted EBITDA: +15 million (first time turning positive at the consolidated/group level but below the expected $33 million).  – Net loss from continuing operations: -$249.6 million. Why is “Adjusted EBITDA positive”

Applovin Q4 Earnings Review: Blowout Results, Strong Guidance. How Should Investors Play the Volatility? Amid intensifying debate over AI's long-term impact on software business models and heightened volatility following Unity's earnings, $AppLovin Corporation(APP)$   reported its fourth-quarter results. The company delivered revenue of $1.66 billion (vs. $1.62 billion expected), up 66% year over year, and Adjusted Diluted EPS of $3.24 (vs. $3.07 expected). Shares initially fell more than 10% in after-hours trading before sharply narrowing losses to around 1%. Such volatility suggests the market is digesting concerns about future competition and structural industry shifts rather than questioning the quarter

Coinbase Is Down 60%+ Since July. What Its Chart Says Ahead of Earnings. $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$   is heading into earnings this week at a time when the crypto firm's stock has fallen more than 60% from its July all-time high, has lost some 50% in three months and recently fell for 13 consecutive sessions. Let's see what technical and fundamental analysis tell us about this stock. Coinbase's Fundamental Analysis COIN is set to release Q4 results after the bell on Thursday, but its stock has been falling as Bitcoin has been falling. ( $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ is down some 45% from its October record highs.) The Street is looking for the company to report $0.66 in Q4 earnings per share on about $1.85 billion

My stock in focus today is $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ after its latest earnings. Q4 capex jumped to $2.1B as the company aggressively expanded AI chips and data centers to meet demand that still exceeds supply, with further global expansion underway. Revenue surged more than sixfold year over year to $227.7M, while losses widened due to heavy investment. Like $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ , Nebius is riding the AI infrastructure wave and benefits directly from supplying Nvidia chips and cloud capacity, with contracted power capacity now above 2GW. Management is guiding for a sharp ramp in annualized revenue into 2026, reflecting confidence in sustained AI demand. Technically, the stock is holding firm near its EMA200,

My Take The +10% moves in Micron and SNDK suggest capital is rotating back into the AI hardware trade, specifically memory and storage. The key driver mentioned—HBM4 capacity ramp—is important. High Bandwidth Memory is becoming a bottleneck component for AI accelerators, and companies with credible supply visibility are being re-rated. Morgan Stanley lifting Micron’s target from $350 to $450 (while reiterating Overweight) indicates: • Increased confidence in pricing power • Improved earnings visibility • Potential multi-year AI-driven demand cycle What Matters Fundamentally • HBM Supply/Demand Tightness If HBM4 ramps successfully and remains supply-constrained, Micron could sustain premium pricing and margin expansion. • AI Data Center Capex Durability The thesis depends on hyperscalers co

$MU 20260515 400.0 CALL$ 660bn capex has to have money flowing to MU. Positive catalyst on increasing capex from big tech.

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$NBIS 20260618 80.0 PUT$  Nebius just reminded the market of one simple truth:In a bull market, you get rewarded for spending. In a bear market, you get punished for it. NBIS: • Revenue missed expectations • CapEx surged • Stock down ~6% pre-market You don’t get to burn aggressively and miss growth targets. Look around: AMD beats earnings → drops on guidance UNH reports → collapses Semis are cracking AI infra names are wobbling This is not euphoric momentum anymore. The market is quietly shifting from: “Spend now, profits later” to “Show me the cash flow.” And when capital expenditure outruns revenue growth, the market stops dreaming and starts discounting. Is AI dead? No. But the easy money phase is over. In bull markets,

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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  wait some more days to get profit again from this wonderful share! $Apple(AAPL)$  same ways for this share! Just buy when it come down and wait for profit! Gogogo!

Alphabet’s aggressive capital programme signals one clear message: scale will decide the AI hierarchy. 1. Why borrow when cash is abundant? Alphabet holds substantial liquidity, yet tapping global debt markets achieves several objectives: Locks in long-duration funding before rates potentially reprice higher Preserves cash flexibility for acquisitions and strategic pivots Optimises capital structure while debt remains comparatively cheap The 100-year GBP issuance is particularly strategic. It reflects confidence in long-term cash flow durability from Search, Cloud, and AI infrastructure. 2. What is the $185B funding? Primarily: Data centres and hyperscale expansion Custom silicon such as TPUs AI infrastructure to defend Search and accelerate Cloud Model training and inference capacity This