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Yeah, they have. They have. Part of it is that they actually reported positive cashflow and said that they'll retain positive cashflow, where Google and Amazon are already negative and will stay negative.
Having said that, all three are winners. The only difference right now is valuation. Amazon is the most expensive, Google the second, and Microsoft, the least expensive, all three are winning.
On the Oracle side, it's just execution. They need to get data centers built, they're having a problem with that. They need to raise capital, they're having a problem with that.
That's why I expect there to be a big sigh of relief across the AI trade. Because if Microsoft is setting the tone as opposed to less responsible actors like Mr. Zuckerberg, or to some extent Google, then maybe we're in better hands than we thought we are.
Microsoft back in AI leadership on retained positive cash flow. EVENT: will (FCF signs).
Yeah, they have. They have. Part of it is that they actually reported positive cashflow and said that they'll retain positive cashflow, where Google and Amazon are already negative and will stay negative.
All three hyperscalers winning in AI; Microsoft the value pick.
Having said that, all three are winners. The only difference right now is valuation. Amazon is the most expensive, Google the second, and Microsoft, the least expensive, all three are winning.
Oracle on the bubble: delayed equity raise, high CDS, falling stock.
On the Oracle side, it's just execution. They need to get data centers built, they're having a problem with that. They need to raise capital, they're having a problem with that.
MSFT the adult in the room after Azure 43 percent; relief across the AI trade.
That's why I expect there to be a big sigh of relief across the AI trade. Because if Microsoft is setting the tone as opposed to less responsible actors like Mr. Zuckerberg, or to some extent Google, then maybe we're in better hands than we thought we are.
AI bull who invokes Enron on ~2T of off-balance-sheet SPV debt: the bad ones put the system at risk.
You're going to hear me say that I believe that the investment in AI infrastructure is a wise one, that we're going to get good returns. We're already starting to do that, but I don't like circular financing. I don't like that we're building on leverage.