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Solar stocks for the AI power boom: First Solar, T1 Energy, Canadian Solar and more
Solar plus batteries is the fastest power getting built for AI, and the stocks are heating up. The case for First Solar, Canadian Solar, Tesla and Fluence, plus T1 Energy, the US solar maker Leopold Aschenbrenner just took a big stake in.

Bullish Watch, week of June 29: four AI names we're watching into the July 4 week
Our first weekly bullish watch. Four AI-related names heading into the holiday-shortened week of June 29, each with a real catalyst and the risk that comes with it. Watching, not recommending.

After Micron's blowout, SK Hynix could go even bigger on July 29
Micron just posted a blockbuster quarter. The real question for July 29 is whether SK Hynix, the bigger HBM player with about 62% market share, the largest Nvidia HBM4 allocation, and record 72% margins, can top it. The bull case, and the catch.

Micron just had its best quarter ever. Wall Street sold tech anyway.
We called the blowout and Micron delivered a record quarter. So why did the Nasdaq sell off anyway? A hot inflation print and a jittery AI trade, not the fundamentals.

Our take: the AI sell-off looks overdone, and we think Micron gaps up tonight
The AI trade is in full panic and Micron has slid from over $1,200 toward $1,000 ahead of tonight's earnings. Here is why we think the sell-off is overdone and Micron could gap up.

Everything sold off at once right before Micron earnings. Here is what is actually going on.
A two-day, sell-everything rout hit stocks, Bitcoin, gold and silver right before Micron earnings. Here is what actually drove it, in plain English.

Meta is funding an entire gas plant in Alberta to power its AI. Here's what that means for CEG, VST and OKLO.
AI data centers need enormous, around-the-clock electricity, and the grid wasn't built for it. That's reviving nuclear, pushing Meta to fund an entire new gas plant in Alberta, and pulling solar into the mix too. Here's the demand, the deals, the stocks, and the risks worth respecting.

Did the AI bubble just pop, or was that a dip to buy?
After a brutal week for chip stocks, everyone's asking if the AI bubble is bursting. Here's the bear case, the bull case, and where I land: this looks more like a fear-driven dip than a popped bubble, with one real crack worth watching.

The AI selloff isn't done, and now it's all about Micron
Asia rebounded overnight and Samsung jumped more than 9%, but the bounce didn't hold. AI and chip stocks are selling off again, most of the Magnificent Seven are red, and Micron erased its premarket gains. The market is still down on fear, and Micron's earnings tonight are the one thing that can break it.

This month's top AI stocks in overnight trading: Marvell leads, Dell a one-night spike
We split a month of AI stock returns into overnight versus intraday. Dell and Marvell led overnight at about 32%, but Dell's came almost entirely from one earnings night, while Marvell's was the real repeating pattern.

SK Hynix's US listing: tune out the hype, watch the order book
SK Hynix is listing in the U.S. and the headlines have gone wild. The early numbers were guesswork, and the real terms came in far bigger: a roughly $29 billion Nasdaq deal. The simpler reason to like the stock is its sold-out 2026 memory book, already filling into 2027.

Trump spotlights Nokia's $30M Pennsylvania chip expansion: a small check, a notable signal
President Trump touted Nokia's new $30 million Pennsylvania semiconductor expansion at a Mack Trucks plant. The sum is small, but the spotlight, stacked on Nvidia's stake and Nokia's AI-networking push, is a notable sentiment signal for NOK.

AAOI cracks its floor: why photonics is getting routed today, and why the AI optics story holds
AAOI is down 14% into the $140s and the whole optical complex is bleeding. A deep dive into the sector rout, the broken chart, and why the long-term AI photonics thesis is still intact.

Green in a sea of red: why Microsoft is bucking the tech selloff today
Tech is bleeding on a memory-chip rout, but Microsoft is green. A deep dive into the rotation lifting MSFT and asset-light software while chips and Oracle get sold.

What really happened to SK Hynix and Samsung overnight
Korea's KOSPI fell about 10% overnight and tripped its circuit breakers twice while SK Hynix and Samsung each dropped about 12%. Here's what actually drove the selloff, why it steadied, and why Micron's earnings tomorrow are the real test.

CoreWeave and Nebius dropped on their Nasdaq-100 debut, but we're still bullish
CoreWeave and Nebius got added to the Nasdaq-100 and immediately sold off, which is a pretty textbook buy the rumor, sell the news move. Here's what actually happened and why we're still bullish on the neo-clouds.

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