I think $GOOGL (-1,23%) is still going somewhere in the future, so I invested with some risk and leverage.

What do you think about the future of $GOOGL (-1,23%) ?

So in there. Short-term turbulence or not, I still see a lot of potential in the long term. Cheers

Hi folks,

I've been wanting to invest in $GOOGL (-1,23%) for a few weeks now, but as my money will only arrive in a few days' time, I wouldn't have invested until the next few days.

Do you think there will be a small setback in the next few days at a price of around 145-148€ or will it continue to rise?

I know that it almost doesn't matter in the long term, but I don't want to get in immediately if there is such a big jump. $GOOGL (-1,23%)

MfG Flo

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A large part of the investment thesis of $IREN (+5,3%) is linked to the company's ambitious expansion into the fast-growing AI/HPC sector.

While $IREN (+5,3%) Bitcoin mining yields remain exceptional, performance in this segment is heavily influenced by factors outside of the company's control - namely price, network difficulty and ASIC prices. $BTC (-0,21%) -price, network difficulty and ASIC prices.

Today's demand for AI computing power is only a fraction of what will be needed.

The reasons are:

- AI switches from text to real-time video, 3D and full scene understanding

- AI co-pilots integrated into every productivity and development tool

- Autonomous robots, vehicles and smart factories

- AI-generated content on a large scale: ads, movies, virtual worlds

- Constant retraining of boundary models, 100 times more computationally intensive

Access to AI computing power and related infrastructure will be critical for major tech companies to defend and grow their multi-billion dollar valuations. These players are outbidding each other, not only to secure capacity, but also to prevent others from obtaining it. Whoever controls the most computing power capacity and supporting infrastructure will gain a massive advantage over the other.

We have already seen this in the race for $NVDA (-0,08%) chips, the biggest bottleneck in the AI value chain today. But this bottleneck is shifting as computing capacity becomes increasingly constrained by access to AI-optimized energy infrastructure.

And here, in my opinion $IREN (+5,3%) that has more than 3 GW of AI-optimized infrastructure will benefit. It takes time to build, contracts for infrastructure and power connection contracts are becoming more difficult, and the land and locations required are becoming more expensive, $IREN (+5,3%) has recognized this early on.

Increase in hash rate since 2023:

$IREN (+5,3%) available today with $IREN (+5,3%) AI Cloud has $NVDA (-0,08%) H100 and H200 GPU clusters.

These clusters are powered 100% by renewable energy.

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$GOOGL (-1,23%) rises with a big green candle after the close. Are there any purchases or news?

What do you generally think about the share price, valuation and the risks of a break-up?

Masayoshi Son, CEO of the SoftBank Group

$9984 (+2,77%)announced plans to develop the company into a leading platform provider for "artificial superintelligence" within the next decade.

At the annual shareholders' meeting, he compared this goal to the dominance of Microsoft $MSFT (+0,08%), Amazon $AMZN (-1,33%) and Google $GOOGL (-1,23%) and referred to the "winner takes all" dynamic.

He defined artificial superintelligence as a technology that outperforms human capabilities by a factor of 10,000.

By 2025, SoftBank had invested massively in AI, including the acquisition of US chip designer Ampere for USD 6.5 billion and up to USD 40 billion in funding for OpenAI.

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SoftBank's cyclical bets follow a historic boom-bust pattern:

Son's new "all-in" stance on OpenAI (32 billion US dollar investment) mirrors his previous high-risk tech bets that have shaped SoftBank's history.

This reflects a consistent pattern of massive, concentrated investments - from $100 million in Yahoo in 1996, to $20 million in Alibaba in 2000 (whose value grew to $130 billion), to the $100 billion Vision Fund in 2017.

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This approach with high risk and high returnas critics have called it, has changed the risk capital landscape with inflated valuations and pressure on competitors to match the same level of funding.

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SoftBank's strategic positioning mirrors previous battles over technology platforms.

Son's ambition to be the "organizer of the industry" in artificial superintelligence is reminiscent of the platform dominance strategies that spawned trillion-dollar companies like Microsoft, Amazon and Google.

SoftBank is strategically expanding its AI base through talent acquisition and infrastructure investmentsincluding the acquisition of semiconductor designer Ampere for $6.5 billion and a $40 billion commitment to OpenAI.

The company's approach leverages its historical strength in hardware through Arm Holdings to create an integrated AI ecosystem that includes chips, infrastructure and applications.

SoftBank's funding pattern typically encourages market consolidation, providing capital on a scale that forces smaller competitors to merge or exit - a strategy that fundamentally changes the competitive dynamics in target sectors.

This platform strategy is in line with Son's long-term vision, which he has been articulating since at least 2017: a future with one trillion connected devices by 2035, allowing SoftBank to capitalize on the massive data streams powering advanced AI systems.

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https://www.techinasia.com/news/softbank-aims-to-lead-in-artificial-super-intelligence

The share price has also been rising again for some time, as investors are generally becoming more optimistic. Nevertheless, it is still massively undervalued in my opinion. In addition to the crucial AI platform strategy (for which they themselves are creating demand with Stargate (USA, UAE, UK...), so theoretically benefit twice over), there are of course many other interesting investments and initiatives (Wayve, Grab $GRAB (+2,68%)Coupang $CPNG (-3,82%), 21 Capital, Helion, PayPay Expansion.....). Overall, I believe in the company's vision and see many indications that it could succeed :)

I'm starting to like posting here, sometimes you even get normal replies ^^

Another opinion poll.

I'm getting vacation pay and the building savings next week and would like to invest most of it, my question would be before the end of the tariff break and the Fed or after?

Would you rather buy in tranches, i.e. a little before the events and a little after, or fully before or after?

I am actually asking as an interest to learn from your experiences for the next decades.

Thanks for the constructive criticism,

My investment horizon is of course long-term, but I would still like to get into a share with a good upside. I buy the share that offers a good entry point $GOOGL (-1,23%)
$MSFT (+0,08%)
$NVDA (-0,08%)
$ASML (-0,11%)
$ALV (+0,16%) are actually my way too go.

Lg Flow

Hello dear people!

I am looking for new and interesting stocks for my long-term portfolio and would like to build up a few new positions.

They should be growth stocks with high quality, away from the big tech stocks.

In addition, they should be rather cheap/fairly valued.

Dividends are not a priority for my investment strategy, so classic defensive dividend stocks would not be an option for me.

Either purchase in tranches or as a monthly savings plan.

Thought I'd ask the great GQ community for advice, maybe you can give me a few new ideas or some inspiration and tell me your favorites 💡

I'm looking forward to your answers/comments 🤗

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