Reddit user says they sold NVDA, GOOGL and MSFT over AI economics
A Reddit user on r/stocks states they sold their last NVDA, GOOGL and MSFT positions, arguing hyperscaler AI economics require far more revenue than currently exists. The post cites figures attributed to the Financial Times.
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What the sources claim
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The user sold their last NVDA, GOOGL and MSFT holdings.
“Just sold last NVDA, GOOGL and MSFT”
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The user argues the economics never made sense at current GPU prices.
“the economics never made sense at these GPU prices”
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The user claims hyperscalers need $636 billion annually to achieve historical 30% ROIC.
“if hyperscalers want their historical 30% ROIC, they actually need $636 billion annually”
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The user claims consumer and enterprise AI spending needs to reach nearly $2 trillion.
“consumer and enterprise AI spending needs to hit nearly $2 trillion”
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The user claims there is no way to see $2+ trillion in actual software sales anytime soon.
“There is absolutely no way we see $2+ trillion in actual software sales anytime soon”
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Sources
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