Lanceljx
06-17
I lean toward MANGOS over Magnificent 7 because it better reflects the AI stack: models, compute, cloud, distribution, and infrastructure.

If forced to choose between compute and infrastructure, I'd pick compute for this decade. AI demand is exploding faster than chip supply, and every major model still needs massive compute.

If I could own only one for 10+ years:

🥇 NVIDIA - best combination of dominance, profitability, and execution. It is the "picks and shovels" provider to the entire AI industry.

🥈 SpaceX - highest upside. If Starlink and Starship achieve their ambitions, today's valuation could look cheap.

🥉 Meta Platforms - underrated due to unmatched user distribution and AI monetisation potential.

My ranking:

1. NVIDIA (highest conviction)

2. SpaceX (highest ceiling)

3. Meta

4. Google

5. OpenAI

6. Anthropic

For risk-adjusted returns, NVIDIA. For maximum upside, SpaceX.

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