Apple’s jump from Neutral to Buy with a $400 target is notable, but the thesis goes beyond the iPhone: premium devices, services and a potential AI strategy reset could create a new growth cycle.
Meanwhile, upgrades across Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell and Micron reinforce continued confidence in AI infrastructure. Yet I would pay particular attention to Marvell. Its partnership with Google could generate up to $120 billion in revenue through fiscal 2033, highlighting the growing importance of custom AI chips.
My takeaway: the next phase of AI may not be about finding “the next Nvidia,” but identifying the companies supplying the chips, networking, memory, cloud and infrastructure behind the entire AI economy.
That is where I see the most interesting opportunities—and risks.
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