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AI, Robotics, Biotech (MANBRIC), Smart Cities Convergence: The 2026–2035 Supercycle of Capital Allocation

Technological revolutions are not equal as investment themes; they are equal as cost curves. Three curves are collapsing simultaneously in 2026-2030, the cost of AI inference, the cost of physical action (humanoid robotics and logistics), and the cost of biological reading/writing (sequencing, synthesis), and their intersection is creating the markets of the decade: instrumented smart…

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The AI Funding Race: How Global Savings Are Powering America’s Tech Boom

The restructuring of the global economy to finance the AI capital shortfall rests on recycling Asian savings, mobilizing new investors, and transforming cash flows into investable assets. First, the AI boom generates liquidity in South Korea and Taiwan, part of which flows into dollar-denominated assets and indirectly supports investment by US hyperscalers. Taiwan’s current…

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Profitability and margin structure. Quantified comparison of SpaceX (Q2 2026) vs hyperscaler models (AWS, Azure/Microsoft Cloud, Google Cloud, Meta AI infrastructure).

https://www.steelldy-indices.com SpaceX has a gross margin of 55.3%, but negative operating and net margins (-1.8% and -6.9%). Only Starlink connectivity is profitable (~+$1.66B OI), while Space and AI segments are loss-making. AWS boasts a 39.4% operating margin (+650 bps YoY), generating ~60% of Amazon's consolidated OI from ~21% of revenue. Microsoft Cloud's gross margin is…

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AI Demand, HBM Breakthroughs, and Credit Risks: The Trio Driving Memory Market Dynamics

https://www.steelldy-indices.com This article applies the tools of game theory to the strategic analysis of the global memory oligopoly. By modeling the interactions between Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix as a three-player dynamic game, we identify Nash equilibria, potential tipping points, and the probabilities associated with each strategic scenario. This formal approach complements the quantitative models…

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Silver vs. Gold: When and Why Silver Often Takes the Lead

Silver, a unique hybrid asset (monetary, industrial, speculative, linked to energy transition), exhibits higher volatility than gold. Its price is influenced by monetary demand, industrial demand, physical supply, and real interest rates. The primary driver, monetary demand, is linked to real interest rates (nominal rates minus inflation). When real rates are negative, the opportunity…

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Gold’s New Era: Strategist Predicts Long-Term Bull Market Fueled by Central Banks and Geopolitics

Doug Moglia, a strategist at Rockefeller Global Investment Management, identifies gold as the anchor of a new commodity cycle, projecting its long-term bull market to persist despite recent volatility. Commodities are regaining traction for diversification as structural demand outpaces constrained supply. While broader commodity trends are shaped by electrification, AI, reshoring, energy security, and underinvestment,…

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