π X Insight Update[x_fin] (2026/06/28 12:19)
π Original Viewpoint Roundup
π§ AI / Semis Rotation
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Mega-cap tech looks cheap but remains a poor short-term hold. NVIDIA, Google, and Microsoft are already near historical low valuations, but the tape is chasing AI infrastructure bottlenecks instead β memory and optical modules. Momentum is still the dominant short-term driver; winners can keep winning. 1
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The 2H26 opportunity set still skews toward Chinese semiconductor localization names. Sell-side channel checks suggest CXMTβs market cap immediately after IPO could be at least RMB 5, keeping localization as a key pain trade. 2
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Marvell, Lumentum, and Micron may still have upside despite huge moves: Marvell is up 3x this year, Lumentum is up 10x over the past year, and Micron is up 720% in twelve months. The core argument is valuation still leaves room for further rerating, not just momentum chasing. 3
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Storage and semis may be setting up for relative-value rotation. $SNDK -10% from ATH’s, $MU -10% from ATH’s, $STX -22% from ATH’s, $WDC -27% from ATH’s, $QCOM -27% from ATH’s, and $AVGO -27% from ATH’s frame the key question: more downside in leaders, or catch-up upside in laggards. 4
π Macro / Market Path
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2H26 macro still supports market broadening. Earnings convergence is running ahead of expectations, and the next setup is a Phase 2 AI handoff rather than a one-factor AI tape. 5
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The $SPX year-end bull case is now 8,000, but the path is not straight up. A Q3 10-15% drawdown is still expected first, sometime between Jul 1st - Sept 30th. 6
π» Software / Internet Stocks
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$ADBE looks like a valuation-quality mismatch. The stock trades at 3.2x trailing 12-month sales and 8.9x earnings, while sales are up +38% over the past 3 years, with no sequential QoQ sales decline and operating margins still at 36%, unchanged from 3 years ago. 7
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$SHOP has a decent near-term technical setup, with a potential move toward $130-$136 if momentum follows through. 8
π Tesla / Autonomy
- The Cybercab steering-wheel debate is effectively settled. Teslaβs first-responder guide says on page five that Cybercab has no steering wheel, and vehicles currently fitted with steering wheels are only for testing. 9