Tiger 123
08-11

There is no evidence yet that hyperscaler infrastructure spending is slowing materially.

The better investment opportunity continues to move toward the physical AI infrastructure chain:


REITs — today’s CPI matters considerably to this sector  

Soft CPI → lower Treasury yields → positive REIT catalyst.

Hot CPI + Brent approaching $90 → higher yields → negative REIT catalyst.

QQQ Falls 1%: Warsh and Bessent Clash at Jackson Hole — Who Sets the Tone?
QQQ −1.00% Monday against the S&P 500's −0.28% — the drop was tech and semis weighting, not broad risk-off. Two macro weights: Jackson Hole, where the story is Warsh against Bessent, monetary stance versus debt issuance; and the fiscal-dominance question, with long-end rates and liquidity now doing the valuation work. Iran signalled a new round of U.S. pressure, adding oil risk. The nearer trigger: Nvidia after Wednesday's close, guidance amplified sector-wide. Trim ahead of both and hold only relative-strength platforms like Meta and Alphabet, or use the pullback to add QQQ?
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  • zookee
    08-11
    zookee
    CPI catalyst is too crowded now. Brent near 90 matters more imo, how much juice does that really add to inflation fears?
  • JackJackson
    08-11
    JackJackson
    I added some data center REITs too. CPI is the near-term trigger, but do you think long lease duration can offset yield noise enough?
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