Reddit poster calls market pullback a buying opportunity amid AI capex cycle
A Reddit r/stocks poster argues the recent market decline is the "Best F'ng buying opportunity in a while," citing an AI capex cycle with a couple more years to run. The post points to earnings-season commentary from META on a new share class enabling up to a 700bn capital raise and from Amazon's Jassy on a possible 10-20 year investment cycle, negative free cash flow and 40%+ AWS growth guidance for the next two years.
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The poster's thesis is that the market is a couple of years into an AI capex cycle with a couple more years to go.
“we we're a couple of years into an AI capex cycle, with a couple more to go”
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META discussed a capital raise through a new share class that would allow raising 700bn while Zuck continues to control the company. META
“Capital raise through a new share class that would allow the company to raise 700bn”
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The poster says 700bn is a ceiling rather than a target. META
“700bn is not a target, but a ceiling”
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Amazon's Jassy said the investment cycle might last 10-20 years, with the company going FCF negative. AMZN
“Jassy said they think this might be a 10-20 yr investment cycle, going FCF negative”
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Amazon guided 40%+ AWS growth for the next two years, its first two-year guidance on AWS growth. AMZN
“guiding 40%+ growth for AWS for the next 2 years”
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