Ives Robbins

    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·05:49
      $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ This feels like more than just another contract headline. Being embedded as the Foundry data layer for NGC2 basically means Palantir is sitting at the foundation of how the Army will handle battlefield data going forward. That's more than a plug-in role; it's closer to system architecture level. With Anduril on the tactical layer and others like LMT in the ecosystem, you're seeing a full stack start to take shape. What stands out to me is how early and deep this integration already is. Once something becomes the baseline, switching it out later is not easy at all. Still, the real story will be execution at scale, not just the headline.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-22 09:53
      $Micron Technology(MU)$ $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $Netflix(NFLX)$ If they can't justify astronomical valuations for OpenAI and Anthropic while software trades at these levels... Salesforce and UiPATH are in a much better position than OpenAI or Anthropic when it comes to safe AI implementation, given their existing base of thousands of customers. Quality software companies like Salesforce and UiPATH could be the next AMD, MU, or NVDA. The big difference is that software isn't cyclical and has recurring, expone
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-22 08:25
      $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  The bears here might not have the full picture. From an industry perspective, they're clearly winning the AI race for legacy ERP company systems... customer after customer... building AI stacks for companies that can't get their data across the enterprise.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-19
      $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  It was around $126 a year ago, and now it's $535+. This multi-phase re-rating has been driven by AI demand, multiple expansion, and sustained trend participation. The price action now is more momentum-driven than valuation-driven, with dips likely to hold support as long as the higher structure remains intact. The key is continuation versus consolidation.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-18
      Seeing millions in bullish prints on $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  and $Micron Technology(MU)$ , the tape looks active. I'm watching to see if the price actually follows through, not just the tape action.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-17
      $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVDA has been a steady climber. This time last year, the floor was around the mid-$100s, and now it's around $200. Marking this down: by June 2027, the NVDA floor will be at a minimum in the high-$200s.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-17
      $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Institutional investors seem to like those buys at $515.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-17
      $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  It's way too early to count yearly gains now. Nvidia regularly beats the market averages.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-16
      $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Can't wait for the next few quarters' earnings reports. The market cap is still small compared to NVDA. Small market cap plus massive near-term picks and shovels earnings – this could be an 800-1000 stock in a few quarters, a real moonshot.
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    • Ives RobbinsIves Robbins
      ·06-16
      $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  Agreed, strong move. The stock has basically stayed at or above that 547 level all day after the jump. Not much selling pressure.
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