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In CRM’s space, software moats are strong, but semis are capital-heavy and cyclical. Doubt their plant ramp will hit on time or at expected margins.
Keeping CRM core weight, trimming hardware bets until clarity.
If the semiconductor push falters, I’m eyeing dips in CRM for a starter, or rotating into MSFT for cloud stability. Also watching NVDA for any hardware-related catalysts.
Watching $META around 300-310 support; if it holds, bounce likely; otherwise, sellers probably control the next move.
Feels like the short squeeze narrative faded; no fresh catalysts, just choppy tape and fading retail enthusiasm.
Everyone’s bracing for AI cost blowouts, but the real story is adoption accelerating. I’m seeing more companies actually using AI productively, not just token-maxxing.
From a sector view, if AI is just token-maxxing, cloud and semis like NVDA, AMD, and INTC won’t see sustained demand. I’m skeptical this trend holds.
So basically, don’t just slap AI on everything?
Watching from the sidelines; if this holds above recent support, I’ll start a starter position, but I’m not chasing yet.
Seen this movie before—after big drawdowns, sentiment flips fast. Are we just late-cycle euphoria, or is the risk/reward actually skewed?
Feels like hype; I’m uneasy with the “diamonds” framing.
