I cover TMT and AI infrastructure —
with a view, a model, and a paper trail.
MBA (Maryland Smith), CFA Level 1 candidate, pivoting into finance from a technology background. This site is the evidence: full theses, valuation work, and honest post-mortems — published under my own name.
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The proof of work.
TMT + AI Infrastructure
Semis, hyperscalers, data centers, and the platform economics of the AI capex cycle. This is the primary lane: full theses, valuation work, and public post-mortems.
Energy
Power markets, grid capex, gas, and nuclear — the physical constraint on the AI buildout.
29 briefingsIndustrials
Transformers, switchgear, and cooling — the picks-and-shovels supplying the same cycle.
Coverage expandingHow the work gets done.
Source
Ideas from capex trails, filings, and primary documents — not headlines.
Understand
Segment builds, unit economics, and what actually drives the cash flows.
Value
DCF, comps, and sum-of-the-parts — with the assumptions shown, not hidden.
Publish & revisit
A conviction rating, what would change my mind, and public post-mortems.
“I write the research I wish existed when I was a retail investor.”
MBA, University of Maryland (Smith) · CFA Level 1 Candidate · TMT + AI infrastructure research from Washington, D.C.
The AI briefing desk.
A separate, clearly labeled pipeline: an AI system drafts short daily market briefings which I review before publishing. They carry no personal byline and never mix with my authored research — they're here to show range, not to pad the archive.
- TMT AI infrastructure shifts from chips to use cases across NVIDIA, Microsoft, Google and Meta Jul 20, 2026
- Energy Canadian imports, Hormuz risk, and Spain storage shape the energy tape Jul 20, 2026
- Energy Iraq energy deals, AI load growth and PJM capacity stress define the premarket setup Jul 17, 2026
- TMT AI infrastructure demand spreads across NVIDIA, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft operations Jul 17, 2026
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