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Disaster Management Software Goes Ballistic

Tech Letter

In a world where natural disasters and global war has never been more common, there is one tech company whose fortunes are directly correlated in this types of chaos.

The tech firm and stock is Palantir (PLTR).

They specialize in disaster management software and even can sign contracts to prevent disaster management.

They apply unique software to deliver the best solutions for those they service, whether it is the U.S. military, a Fortune 500 company, or a state government looking at how to best allocate scarce resources during a torrid hurricane.

PLTR knows what to do, when to do it, and in what doses, and in 2024, that is a potent cocktail that has seen the company sign contract after contract.

It was only just a few months ago when PLTR was green lighted for a $99.8 million contract to extend access to the Maven Smart System to all military branches, including the U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy, Space Force, and Marine Corps.

The pact is a five-year firm-fixed price contract from the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Army Research Laboratory aims to streamline access to current Maven Smart System capabilities, which utilize advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Work is expected to enhance coordination between strategic and tactical operations, allowing the military to make informed decisions and fast actions.

Terms of the contract include support for AI-enabled battlespace awareness, global integration, force management, contested logistics, joint fires, and targeting workflows.

Combat vehicles from every military department will be outfitted by Maven to help them make the best decisions on the ground in real time.

The U.S. military and PLTR are also a common operational piece as part of its response efforts to aid in Hurricane Helene relief.

Maven specializes to facilitate battle space awareness, global integration, contested logistics, joint fires, and targeting workflows, but is being deployed to aid in the hurricane relief efforts.

While common operational tools and data systems have been used for disaster relief in the past, this marks the first time the Maven capability has been used for a hurricane.

The military is working to feed the data it is gathering directly to FEMA and other first responders. That includes general mapping data and data from various sensors that provide insights into things like road closures, communications, force movements, and which areas have yet to be serviced.

The system can also help with logistics by bringing in that data so that in real-time, based on the point of need and survey data from FEMA, food, water, medical supplies, or other goods can be reallocated to the best locations to serve citizens.

I’m not the one to wish ill on the populace, but it is almost a fact that the percentages of calamities that include natural disasters and kinetic wards have increased a great deal during the past 4 years.

There is not a company better positioned to take advantage of this through their best of breed software.

One thing I must note, management often dilutes shares by giving themselves vested shares, the stock tends to sell off big when these executives sell shares.

Wait for a big dip to jump in and ride the volatility higher.

 

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August 19, 2024

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
August 19, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(WHAT WILL PALANTIR STOCK DO FOR THE REST OF 2024?)
(PLTR)

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What Will Palantir Stock Do For The Rest Of 2024?

Tech Letter

Not all tech stocks are created equal.

Some have the power of connections from the beginning and that goes a long way to understand if a company can do what it takes to survive.

Very rarely do tech companies come out of nowhere and it is true that recognized venture capitalists help like rocket fuel.

Palantir (PLTR) was supported initially by tech insider billionaire Peter Thiel. 

It’s not surprising that this is a company sitting deep at the intersection of strategic national intelligence and artificial intelligence.

The stock hit a low of $5 per share and now trades north of $32 per share.

Investors might easily understand this company as the war tech stock and co-founder and CEO Alex Karp is in no mood to apologize or be politically correct for its military, police, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement services despite facing massive backlash.

Karp acknowledged the company’s consistent pro-Western view despite polarizing views regarding the appeasement of Iran, Russia, and China.

Karp refused to apologize for defending the U.S. government on any issue and he has never wavered behind their principle of powering the U.S. government.

Karp stood out for his fierce criticism of Former US President Donald Trump, but he has said that he will work with both administrations.

Karp also maintained his pro-artificial intelligence stance, indispensable to preventing AI abuse.

In August, Palantir reported second-quarter revenue of $678.13 million, up 27% year-over-year, topping the analyst consensus of $652.1 million.

Palantir has been selling AI software for much longer than most of its competitors, which gives it a leg up on its competition. It started off as a software program intended for government use, with the simple concept of data in and insights out. This helped guide real-time decision-making by ensuring the people making the choices had the best possible information in front of them.

Still, government revenue makes up more than half of Palantir's total and rose at a 23% pace. It was powered by U.S. government revenue, which saw the highest demand since 2022.

No matter how you dice it up, Palantir's Q2 results were phenomenal. However, management thinks its growth may slow in Q3. Third-quarter revenue is expected to be about $699 million, indicating growth of 25%. While that's less than Q2's growth rate, management has consistently beaten its guidance.

My opinion about where the PLTR’s stock is going might surprise some people.

On one hand, the United States has the biggest military in the world and will covet and utilize PLTR’s software to continue to make real-time decisions in a national security sense.

On the other hand, the issue I have with PLTR is not with the quality of the business, but the price of their stock.

The stock has risen too fast too furiously in a short-amount of time.

The move from $5 per share to $32 took place over a 2.5-year time frame obviously boosted by global events in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

For the rest of the year, I do think PLTR has a chance to blow past $40 per share and at that point, we will most likely reach the short-term high water mark of the stock.

The stock is due for a big sell-off once the AI frenzy cools down a little and that could be later this year.

Remember that the AI narrative has reignited in the short-term so it is smooth saying until the next road bump.

This is a complex company and with many of those, the trajectory of the stock can be many times more complicated.

 

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May 20, 2024

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
May 20, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(AI GETS INTO MILITARY CONFLICT)
(PLTR), (AI)

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February 12, 2024

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
February 12, 2024
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE AI WAR STOCK)
(PLTR), (SMCI), (NVDA)

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The AI War Stock

Tech Letter

Palantir’s (PLTR) performance in the US is nothing short of extraordinary, and some would even say scintillating.

I’ll tell you why.

The numbers on the screen make you giggle like the 70% year-on-year growth in Q4.

It’s almost inconceivable to do what they did and I am referring to signing that many contracts given the way the product is.

We are witnessing a convergence of Palantir’s software products becoming easier to use which is leading to an augmentation of its capabilities, both driven by developments in AI, and large language models.

The heightened demand and ability to meet that demand is something Palantir’s management calls “with a pilot.”

This new piloting approach is what they call boot camp.

They did over 500 boot camps last year.

Palantir’s management travels around the country now convincing CEOs, CTOs, CFOs, and really, whoever has $1 million to buy the software and transform their enterprise by harnessing everything achieved in AI since inception and putting the best people on it.

Palantir then coaches these best employees on how to run data at a boot camp for 10 hours per day until they know it like the back of their hand.

One unique part of Palantir’s business model is their principle of making it known that they are proud of their work on the war front. They are proud to support the US.

Specifically, they are proud to support the US military.

However, this has rubbed some the wrong way like the Europeans who refuse to do much business with PLTR.

PLTR has been unable to make inroads across the Atlantic. 

Yet PLTR is proud to have carved out a pivotally crucial role not only in Ukraine, but management is proud that after October 7, within weeks, Palantir is on the ground, and is involved in operationally crucial roles on the software side in Israel.

I know of no other software company in the world that is at the focal point of Ukraine and Israel and it is important for investors to know this before they decide to invest in the company.

This tech company boards the most talented, interesting, and performance-based people in the world.

Some of the numbers that can’t just be ignored are the 55% growth in customer count year-over-year.

This is the early days of generative AI in software products and for Palantir to describe the rocket fuel growth they are experiencing backs up the AI narrative.

For better or worse, the sector is relying on the AI pixie dust to carry the rest of the tech market.

As soon as the market gets wind that AI-based growth isn’t supercharging balance sheets, the tech sector will pull back.

Therefore, it’s highly positive for technology momentum to see stocks like PLTR and chip stocks like Super Micro Computer (SMCI) hit a home run in earnings.

Sadly, Nvidia (NVDA) can’t just carry the load for the entire sector and there needs to be some alternative leadership from other tech stocks connected to the AI story.

PLTR has tripled in the past 365 days and I don’t believe that type of stock performance can continue in the short-term.

The last earnings beat was met with yet another impressive 20% rise in the stock price.

Investors will need to be patient and wait for the stock to pull back otherwise chasing usually ends in tears.

I would advise readers to not chase and wait for big drops in individuals' names to put money to work.

 

 

 

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February 9, 2024

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
February 9, 2024
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(FEBRUARY 7 BIWEEKLY STRATEGY WEBINAR Q&A),
(LLY), (FXI), (TSM), (BABA), (PLTR), (MSBHF), (SMCI), (JPM), (INDY), (INDA), (TSLA), (BYDDF), (NFLX), (META), (UNG)

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February 7 Biweekly Strategy Webinar Q&A

Diary, Newsletter

Below please find subscribers’ Q&A for the February 7 Mad Hedge Fund Trader Global Strategy Webinar, broadcast from Silicon Valley, CA.

Q: Have you ever flown an ME-262?

A: There's only nine of the original German jet fighters left from WWII in museums. One hangs from the ceiling in the Deutsches Museum in Munich (click here for the link), I have been there and seen it and it is truly a thing of beauty. You would have to be out of your mind to fly that plane, because the engines only had a 10 hour life. That's because during WWII, the Germans couldn't get titanium to make jet engine blades and used steel instead, and those fell apart almost as soon as they took off. So, of the 1,443 ME-262’s made there’s only nine left. The Allies were so terrified of this plane, which could outfly our own Mustangs by 100 miles per hour, that they burned every one they found. That’s also why there are no Japanese Zeros.

Q: Thoughts on Palantir (PLTR) long term?

A: I love it, it’s a great data and security play. Right now, markets are revaluing all data plays, whatever they are. But it is also overvalued having almost doubled in a week.

Q: What do you make of all these layoffs in Silicon Valley? What does this mean for tech stocks?

A: It means tech stocks go up. The tech stocks for a long time have practiced over-employment. They were growing so fast, they always kept a reserve of about 10% of extra staff so they could be put them to work immediately when the demand came. Now they are switching to a new business model: fire everybody unless you absolutely have to have them right now, and make everybody you have work twice as hard. That greatly increases the profitability of these companies, as we saw with META (META), which had its profits triple—and that seems to be the new Silicon Valley business model. If you're one of the few 100,000 that have been laid off in Silicon Valley, eventually the economy will grow back to where they can absorb you. That's how it's going to play out. In the meantime, go take a vacation somewhere, because you're not going to get any vacations once you get a new job.

Q: I have had shares of Alibaba (BABA) since 2020 and the stock has been in free fall since. Should I take the 80% loss or hold?

A: Well, number one, you need to learn about risk control. Number two, you need to learn about stop losses. I stop out when things go 10% against me; that's a good level. At 80%, you might as well keep the stock. You've already taken the loss and who knows, China may recover someday. It's not recovering now because no foreigners want to invest in China with all the political risk and invasion risk of Taiwan. After all, look at what happened to Russia when they invaded Ukraine—that didn't work out so well for them.

Q: On the Chinese economy (FXI), is the poorer performance due to the decision to move to a war economy? The move in the economic front was described in Xi's speech to the CCP in January of 2023.

A: The real reason, which no one is talking about except me, is the one child policy, which China practiced for 40 years. What it has meant is you now have 40 years of missing consumers that were never born. And there is no solution to that, at least no short-term solution. They're trying to get Chinese people to have more kids now, and you're seeing three and four child families for the first time in 40 years in China. But there is no short-term fix. When you mess with demographics, you mess with economic growth. We warned the Chinese this would happen at the time, and they ignored us. They said if they hadn't done the one child policy, the population of China today would be 1.8 billion instead of 1.2 billion. Well, they’re kind of damned no matter what they do so there was no good solution for them. Of course, threatening to invade your neighbors is never good for attracting foreign investment for sure. Nobody here wants to touch China with a 10-foot pole until there’s a new leader who is more pacifist.

Q: What do you think of Eli Lilly (LLY)?

A: I absolutely love it. If there's a never-ending bull market in fat Americans, which is will go on forever, they're one of two companies that have the cure at $1,000 a month. On the other hand, the stock has tripled in the last 18 months, so it’s kind of late in the game to get in.

Q: Are there any stocks that become an attractive short in the event of a Taiwan invasion, such as Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM)?

A: All stocks become attractive shorts in the event of another war in China. You don't want to be anywhere near stocks and the semis will have the greatest downside beta as they always do. You don't want to be anywhere near bonds either, because the Chinese still own about a trillion dollars’ worth of our bonds. Cash and T-bills suddenly looks great in the event of a third war on top of the two that we already have in Gaza and Ukraine.

Q: What do you think about the prospects of the Japanese stock market now?

A: I think the big move is done; it finally hit a new high after a 34-year wait. The next big move in Japan is when the Yen gets stronger, and that is bad for Japanese stocks, so I would be a little cautious here unless you have some great single name plays like Warren Buffett does with Mitsubishi Corp. (MSBHF). So that's my view on Japan—I'm not chasing it after being out for 34 years. Why return? The companies in the US are better anyway.

Q: What is the deal with Supermicro Computer (SMCI)? It went up 23 times in a year to $669 after not clear $30 for a decade.

A: The answer is artificial intelligence. It is basically creating immense demand for the entire chip ecosystem, including high end servers, which Supermicro makes. It also has the benefit of being a small company with a small float, hence the ballistic move. It was too small to show up on my radar. I’ll catch the next one. There are literally thousands of companies like (SMCI) in Silicon Valley.

Q: Will JP Morgan (JPM) bank shares keep rising, or will they fall when the Fed cuts rates?

A: (JPM) will keep rising because recovering economies create more loan demand, allow wider margins, and cause default rates to go down. It becomes a sort of best case scenario for banks, and JP Morgan is the best of the breed in the banking sector. It also benefits the most from the concentration of the US banking sector, which is on its way from 4,000 banks to 6 with help from the US government.

Q: Is India a good long-term play? Which of the two ETFs I recommend are the better ones?

A: Yes, India is a good long-term play. You buy both iShares India 50 (INDY) and the iShares MSCI India (INDA), which I helped create yonks ago. India is the new China, and the old China is going nowhere. So, yes, India definitely is a play, especially if the dollar starts to weaken.

Q: Do you expect to pull back in your market timing index?

A: Yes, probably this month. Have I ever seen it go sideways at the top for an extended period? No, I haven't. On the other hand, we’ve never had a new thing like artificial intelligence hit the market, nor have we seen five stocks dominate the entire market like we're seeing now. So, there are a lot of unprecedented factors in the market now which no one has ever seen before, therefore they don't know what to do. That is the difficulty.

Q: Does India have an in-country built EV, and what is their favorite EV in India?

A: No, but Tesla (TSLA) is talking about building a factory there. And I would have to say BYD Motors (BYDDF) because they have the world’s cheapest EV’s. There is essentially no car regulation in India except on imports. Car regulation and safety requirements is what keeps the BYDs out of the United States, and it's kept them out for the last 15 years. So that is the issue there.

Q: What do you think about META as a dividend play?

A: I think META will go higher, but like the rest of the AI 5, it is desperately in need of a pull back and a refresh to allow new traders to come in.

Q: Why does Netflix (NFLX) keep going up? I thought streaming was saturated—what gives?

A: Netflix won the streaming wars. They have the best content and the best business strategy; and they banned sharing of passwords, which hit my family big time since it seemed like the whole world was using my Netflix password. And no, I'm not going tell you what my password is. I’ve already paid for Griselda enough times. Seems there is a lot of demand for strong women in my family. Netflix they seem to be enjoying a near monopoly now on profits.

Q: Has the NASDAQ come too far too fast, and does it have more to run?

A: Well it does have more to run, but needs a pull back first. I'm thinking we'll get one this month, but I'm definitely not shorting it in the meantime.

Q: Have you ordered your Tesla (TSLA) Cybertruck?

A: I actually ordered it two years ago and it may be another two year wait; with my luck the order will come through when I'm in Europe and I'll miss it. Some of my friends have already gotten deliveries because they ordered on day one. They love it.

Q: What happened to United States Natural Gas (UNG)?

A: A super cold spell hit the Midwest, froze all the pipes, and nobody could deliver natural gas just when the power companies were screaming for more gas. That created the double in the price which you should have sold into! Usually, people don't need to be told to take a profit when something doubles in 2 weeks, but apparently there are some out there as I've been here getting emails from them. Further confusing matters further is that (UNG) did a 4:1 reverse split right at this time. They have to do this every few years or the 35% a year contango takes the price below $1.00 and shares can’t trade below $1.00 on the New York Stock Exchange.

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December 15, 2023

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
December 15, 2023
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(A TECH COMPANY MOST PEOPLE HAVEN’T HEARD OF)
(SMCI), (PLTR)

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A Tech Company Most People Haven't Heard Of

Tech Letter

It won’t be the case that only 1 or 2 AI stocks hit pay dirt.

There will be more winners.

Most importantly, companies need to get a set at the table whether it be hardware, software, or chips.

There are different ways to play AI and for example, Palantir is a good bet through the software side of it as it gobbles up government contracts that are indeed lucrative, but also highly stable.

Palantir (PLTR) has become one of the top stocks mentioned in conversations I’ve had and I don’t believe it’s going away.

The company has long used AI in its Gotham and Foundry platforms, and its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) has produced eye-popping productivity gains.

But Palantir is currently expensive and management likes to issue new stock like there is no tomorrow.

One stock that could garner attention is Super Micro Computer (SMCI).

It’s a dark horse AI stock that few know about.

Super Micro stands out as a "rack-scale" IT solutions provider, designing servers, switches, storage systems, and software with global support services.

Since this approach combines hardware and software, it provides a competitive advantage over peers who focus primarily on either hardware or software.

Despite a market cap of only $14 billion, Super Micro has built a customer base in more than 100 countries. And so large is its operation that it requires more than 6 million square feet of manufacturing space globally.

A demand surge led to more need to attract talent through stock-based compensation.

Thus, that expense came to $57 million in fiscal Q1, up from $11 million in the year-ago quarter.

Super Micro maintained its fiscal 2024 revenue guidance of $10 billion to $11 billion.

This amounts to a 47% increase which definitely bolsters this tech stock as a prototypical growth stock that investors love.

The stock has skyrocketed by 210% over the last 12 months. And despite that surge, the stock sells at a P/E ratio of 24.

Considering the rapid growth expected, Super Micro's gains are not likely to stop anytime soon.

Thanks to a lack of name recognition, investors are only now seeing the potential for this AI stock.

Consequently, investors can buy a fast-growing stock at a low price.

This means that if they missed the opportunity to buy Palantir more cheaply, Super Micro gives them a second chance. Moreover, with its ability to combine hardware and software, it appears to have a competitive advantage in the AI space.

I’m not saying that investing in something like Nvidia won’t work.

There is room for other chip suppliers and Super Micro Computer is one of them.

The stock has really surged in the past year, but I would be inclined to add on big drawdowns.

Entry points are few and far between for SMCI.

This is just the early stages of AI and to get into one of the better names at a cheaper price is a good long-term strategy.

 

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