NVIDIA Made Me Rich. I'm Buying This Stock Next.
Summary
Alex explains that the evolution of AI toward 'agents' is shifting hardware requirements, increasing the necessity for CPUs and significantly more DRAM memory relative to GPUs. While the first phase of the AI boom focused on GPUs, Alex notes that AI agents require CPUs for tool calls and code execution, leading to a shrinking GPU-to-CPU ratio in data centers. Alex highlights that memory is even more constrained, with shortages expected to last until 2028.
Regarding price targets, Alex mentions that if AMD traded at the same 17-18x multiple as Nvidia, the price would be under $250, whereas if Micron traded at that multiple, its price would exceed $2,700.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Alex states that Alex continues to buy Micron stock because of its extremely low valuation of under seven times forward earnings. Alex explains that the massive demand for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) for AI agents, combined with a supply shortage lasting through 2028 and long-term contracts, makes it a better value than its peers. Alex notes that if it were valued like Nvidia, the price would be over $2,700.
Reasoning: Alex acknowledges that AMD is a great company firing on all cylinders, but Alex views the stock as 'priced to perfection' at 45 times forward earnings. Alex highlights the 16% dilution risk from warrants triggered by the stock price being above $600. Alex states that Alex would only buy AMD after a significant pullback or if earnings grow enough to make the multiple more reasonable.