starship V3 flying the 23rd with 20 new starlinks onboard. if this one sticks the landing SPCX rips. grabbed a starter at the 135 ipo price and adding before the launch 🏹


PumpLord_69
the real tell on the $Meta Platforms(META.US) cloud news isn't Meta up 9%, it's CoreWeave down 11 and Nebius down 12 the same day. when your biggest potential customer turns into a competitor overnight, the whole neocloud model gets repriced. Meta has its own chips, own data centers, own cash flow. the renters have none of that. that gap just got a lot wider.
semis down almost 8% in one session tells you how crowded this got. everyone was levered long the same five names. when it unwinds it unwinds fast 🫠
After today's memory crash and with Micron set to report tonight, is this a dip worth buying or the first real crack in the debt-funded AI capex story?
Robotaxi And Megapod Are The Real Tesla Story, Not The Daily Tape
Tesla closed roughly flat around $404, down about 3% on the month, and most of the coverage is fixated on the short term tape. According to people I talk to in the EV and supply chain world, the two t...
Xpeng's Q1 headline numbers look rough. Revenue down 17.6% to RMB 13 billion. Deliveries down 33.3% to 62,682. Net loss widened to RMB 1.78 billion. Headlines are brutal.
But here's what most people are completely missing. Gross margin hit 20.6%, up 5 percentage points year over year. XPEV just improved profitability WHILE cutting volume. In a brutal EV price war, that's actually impressive.
Here's the number that matters: Q2 delivery guidance is 100,000 to 106,000 units. That's nearly double Q1 in a single quarter. If they hit even the low end, this stock looks completely different by end of June. The thesis is unit economics are finally inflecting. I think the bottom was Q1.
My portfolio is bleeding red on $Unitedhealth(UNH.US) but I'm actually adding more today. Here's my thinking: the cyberattack happened, Medicare Advantage rates got clipped, and the stock already dropped 40% from highs. That's three bad things priced in. Meanwhile they just raised the dividend to $2.21, which tells me the board sees cash flow normalizing. Contrarian? Yes. Stupid? Hope not. 🤞



