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Oct 29, 2026

MelvinGUEST
26:22
Actually, Cosby jumped up like 6% because of that, because Samsung also jumped up.
MelvinGUEST
26:27
MU also jumped up because of how good their earnings call was as well.
MelvinGUEST
26:31
And as we know, the biggest growth for all this, I'm not going to get into too much of this, is because of HPM, HPM demand.
MelvinGUEST
26:38
Firstly, you have DRAM, which is like the memory for computers and servers.
Frank MottekHOST
1:44
All moving higher as well, announcing $63 billion in financing for the purchase of Broadcom's technology for Anthropic.
Frank MottekHOST
1:53
Other chip makers moved up as well, including MU, Micron Technology, moving up about 3%.
Frank MottekHOST
1:59
All this today after Anthropic filed to go public, as you heard here.
Frank MottekHOST
2:02
We talked about it with Daniel Ives on this show 24 hours ago.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:25
Microsoft up $2 after being up around $10 pre-market.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:29
MU is down 25%.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:31
SpaceX down 3.5%.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:32
Go.
Ashim MehraGUEST
13:12
But really, I think those are two largest ones, but I think the supply-demand debate has been going on for two years and will continue.
Ashim MehraGUEST
13:21
I think there's been a debate around memory also recently, whether you need as much memory.
Ashim MehraGUEST
13:26
But if you see what's happening in MUSE and you see what's happening with agents across the board, all of those agents require more memory, not less.
Ashim MehraGUEST
13:34
So we are actually much more bullish on memory.
Caroline WoodsHOST
13:39
Bringing it back to power for just a second, you mentioned Bloom Energy as a holding.
Darrell NassarHOST
4:37
They work with them for compute.
Darrell NassarHOST
4:38
You had MU, SNDK, WDC all push higher today because the memory read was there when S1 came out, right? If Anthropic is scaling compute like this, memory and storage is still a thing, right? So you have SNDK at the 200A.
Darrell NassarHOST
4:52
You had MU pushing higher, right? So that was the big thing for the memory trade, which was the big thing for chips, right? And then the other side of that is NVIDIA, which is the hardware aspect.
Darrell NassarHOST
5:04
You have the SpaceX XAI deal, right? And that's for NVIDIA GPUs and compute, right? So you have Anthropic, NVIDIA, SpaceX, all the memory names.
Darrell NassarHOST
5:14
You had the NeoCloud credit thesis kind of implode on itself.

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SullyHOST
16:05
I just, I don't see that.
SullyHOST
16:07
Yeah, no, I'm like...
Darrell NassarHOST
16:08
From what I'm seeing and what we're talking about today, like Anthropics S1, Sully, it's saying AI demand is real and it's funded pretty well at the top, which is good for those NVIDIAs, right? And it's good for memory, the MUs, SMDK has earnings.
Lloyd James RossHOST
15:25
Like these guys are disciples of Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett.
Lloyd James RossHOST
15:29
And they both held Micron, MU stock ticket code, probably two years ago.
Lloyd James RossHOST
15:34
And it was going okay.
Lloyd James RossHOST
15:35
They've obviously done their due diligence.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:15
AMD, which has been strong, up 12.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:17
MU, which has been strong, up 40.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:19
And by strong, I mean the last two or three days into this rally.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:22
And then you've got volatility sitting right at 18.95. Really not giving up any value.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:44
It's been there all morning.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:45
MU up around $9.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:47
It's been there all morning.
Tony BattistaHOST
2:48
NVIDIA up about a buck and change.

41 MINS LATER

Tony BattistaHOST
43:59
It's been hovering around unchanged.
Tony BattistaHOST
44:01
AMD is up 16.
Tony BattistaHOST
44:02
MU is up 11.
Tony BattistaHOST
44:03
Microsoft's down 3.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:23
Just like ELF was a catalyst as well, S&DK, I believe there's some huge memory catalysts there.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:30
Those might have been WDC earnings or MU earnings.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:33
They broke out of this spinoff base, perfectly trended the five-week moving average and the 10-week moving average.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:40
Eventually, similar to ARKK and ANF, you have those many weeks down in a row, slicing the 10, the five, the 10, the 20, and all the way back to the 30.

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Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:12
It got extended, but it is holding up fairly well above the 21-day moving average.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:20
And earnings are coming out the week after next.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:23
So it could be another strong quarter, depending on how the MUSE sales are transacting through them.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:34
The third name is well-known, and we've talked about it many times, Rubrik.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:23
Just like ELF was a catalyst as well, S&DK, I believe there's some huge memory catalysts there.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:30
Those might have been WDC earnings or MU earnings.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:33
They broke out of this spinoff base, perfectly trended the five-week moving average and the 10-week moving average.
Ted ZhangPANELIST
32:40
Eventually, similar to ARKK and ANF, you have those many weeks down in a row, slicing the 10, the five, the 10, the 20, and all the way back to the 30.

9 MINS LATER

Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:12
It's got extended, but it is holding up fairly well above the 21-day moving average.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:20
And earnings are coming out the week after next.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:23
So it could be another strong quarter, depending on how the MUSE sales are transacting through them.
Todd ThomasPANELIST
42:34
The third name is well known, and we've talked about it many times, Rubrik.

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