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A while back, AEIS really hockeysticked and got me out of a few small debts. Ditto comment for Caterpillar.
"Greetings, this is a text made with Gemini, but the stocks and the strategy are my choice. To show you how I would structure this, let's assume a hypothetical starting capital of €100,000 to make the weightings clear. Here is my final breakdown of your 8-Stock Market-Beating Portfolio:" The Heavyweights (Core / Center) – €20,000 (20k) Each Nvidia (NVDA) – 20%: The undisputed king of AI hardware infrastructure. Aggressive and dominant, but essential for driving massive outperformance. Google (GOOGL) – 20%: Your rock in the surf. Enormous cash flow, AI software leadership, and the defensive anchor that shields the portfolio from extreme tech volatility. The Growth & Speculative Flanks – €10,000 (10k) Each: Micron (MU) – 10%: Profiting massively from the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) explosion. Highly cyclical, but offers massive upward leverage. Advanced Energy Industries (AEIS) – 10%: High-precision power conversion for semiconductor manufacturing. A highly specialized "pick-and-shovel" play in the tech boom. First Solar (FSLR) – 10%: The green infrastructure hedge. Captures the immense clean energy demand coming from the mega-cap tech giants. Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) – 10%: The physical commodity hedge (Copper). Essential for AI data centers and global electrification, acting as an inflation and infrastructure shield. Amkor Technology (AMKR) – 10%: Advanced Packaging. A high-growth, speculative partner responsible for stacking and packaging modern high-end chips. Arm Holdings (ARM) – 10%: The intellectual property monopoly for ultra-efficient chip architectures. Tremendous growth potential, but a highly speculative bet due to its premium valuation. High risk and high reward. For the next 5 years. A big benefit is the massive Investition in KI. AMAT is also a choise.
So ... $AEIS and $AESI earning were on the same week ... That is not confusing at all ... Lol
Damnh what the hell. AEIS strong earnings but -10%
Bearish on the companies? Not for LSCC ON AEIS
I'm gonna buy shares for all of these companies. They have earnings tomorrow PLTR LSCC ON AEIS NBIS Don't copy me because it's purely a gamble
Ich habe heute angefangen mir ne amkor Position aufzubauen. In den nächsten Wochen gibt's sicher mehr so Gelegenheiten. AEIS könnte für dich interessant sein, Steve Kelley der CEO ist ex Boss von amkor. AMKOR hatte er Saniert und jetzt leistet er hervorragende Arbeit bei AEIS.
AEIS, AVGO, AMAT, MU, LRCX….just….beautiful.
Da sie soviel Strom brauchen, die rechenzentren wird eigentlich JEDE Art von Energie benötigt. Wenn man sich überlegt das das jedesmal Strom für eine Kleinstadt ist.... Deshalb war der Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie einfach nur saublöd, sieht man ja jetzt wieder. Alle anderen Länder machen es anders. AEIS spart Energie. Ich denke wenn man effizient Strom spart macht in Zukunft mit beim Geldspiel.
Ich habe dir ein paar upvotes für die Arbeit reingehauen, ich habe das selbe für AEIS gemacht, aber nie auch nur ein danke oder Kommentar. Ich habe keine Lust mir das lästern über KI Texte anzuhören, die Leute hier sind undankbar, und wissen die Arbeit nicht zu schätzen. Hab leider noch keinen passenden SUB gefunden und keine Lust mehr mein Wissen for free zu teilen. Hab mein Profil zugemacht, schön das du es nicht tust.
Leveraging -20K, but I learned from my mistakes and made it back with the MSCI World. It only took 10 years. And I invested in companies that didn't make a profit, but whose revenue simply increased by 1000%. It was called Voyager Digital, a crypto bank. They kept falling and eventually there was news that they were insolvent. Of course, I bought more shares. Now my portfolio is 50% MSCI World, 35% AEIS, and 15% Mercury Systems. So things are going well.
There's a great company called AEIS that I recommend all the time. It's around $220, though. Still, a good tip for 2026.
As of today. I have about 15% in MSCI World, 50% of my portfolio is in 10%, and 30% is in AEIS. Unfortunately, I've been in and out of that fund repeatedly, and now I only have 20%, but it should deliver a reliable return for the coming years. And 20% is in Mercury Systems (weapons technology). But that's currently at about 0%.
For me, infrastructure in the future will primarily mean the provision of energy. That's why I'm talking about AEIS, because their devices can save electricity or use it more efficiently.
AEIS +40% in the last 4 months. Saved my year. And the MSCI world reliably +6% like every year. Drone shield, hensoldt and Nvidia were bad. I sold it in frustration. Drone shield -10, hensoldt -6, and Nvidia -12. Selling Nvidia didn't necessarily make sense in the medium term, but I swapped it for AEIS. There's more to come in the next few years.
AEIS, power supply/energy efficiency. Leading in technology with many patents. Plus, they are an established company not a newcomer. Last quarter, Europe was added to the balance sheet as a new market. They have been rising like a rocket for 2 quarters now. The volume is small (74.5 million shares), so a split is also quite possible. The positive thing in the quarterly reports is that the P/E ratio is falling and the p/s is rising. I.e. AEIS meets expectations.
I have a mid cap... AEIS advanced energy systems. Builds energy supplies in data centers, is a leader in technology. They have risen sharply, but with good reason. I have been invested since Q2 2025 and love this stock. When I joined they were at $154, now at $209 and the ATH was around $220 after Q3.
AVGO, AMAT, AEIS, MU, LRCX...they're all mooning right now.
Well done SEMI. My AMAT, TSM, AMD, AEIS, LRCX, and even my INTC clown-car leaps are back to even.
Whoa, AEIS -- semi back on the menu?
Looking forward to some earnings after close: AEIS, CLMB, FTAI, GFL, KLAC, META, MSFT, MYRG, PTC, SFM Also strong numbers from $TT this morning * Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $2.45 beats by $0.25. * Revenue of $4.69B (+11.7% Y/Y) beats by $230M. * Strong enterprise bookings of $5.3 billion with a book-to-bill of 113 percent. * Enterprise backlog of $7.3 billion, up approximately $500 million
Let's go SEMI! Way to go NVDA, AMD, LRCX, not you AMAT, way to go AEIS, MU
$AEIS numbers are out: Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.24 beats by $0.10. Revenue of $425M (+6.9% Y/Y) beats by $10.24M. Based on the Company’s current view, beliefs, and assumptions, guidance is within the following ranges: Revenue - $410 million +/- $20 million vs $407.12M consensus Non-GAAP EPS - $1.00 +/- $0.25 vs $1.04 consensus
Still deep into semi AMAT, LRCX, AEIS, MU, AMD, INTC and all are mooning.
And AEIS. They pretty much lower the whole semi industry.
AEIS huge beat -- even before CHIPS, semi is on the huge rebound up.
US Semi straight vertical today... AMAT, AEIS, LRCX, MU, QCOM, NVDA, AVGO
Added INTC and QCOM to my "US" semi clown positions on my car portfolio yesterday... AMAT, LRTX, AEIS, INTC, MU, QCOM, AVGO Pelosi pump works until it doesn't!
Went heavy into US semi this last week, and it’s been working so far. AMAT, LRCX, AVGO, AEIS, and MU. Pelosi pump?
Dang when even low volume stocks like AEIS are mooning...it’s time to buy calls on literally anything.
Anyone else watching AEIS? Been following AMAT recently and noticed them. They just beat revenue, barely missed EPS, and announced $200 million buyback. Debating calls on open, but that daily volume is so low...
To ramp up production, production equipment needs to be purchased. Analysts John Vinh and Wes Twigg say "expansion incentives would likely be a tailwind for semiconductor equipment demand while easing the capex burden on manufacturers." 1 Applied Materials (NASDAQ:AMAT), ASML (NASDAQ:ASML), Advanced Energy Industries (NASDAQ:AEIS), KLA (NASDAQ:KLAC), Lam Research (NASDAQ:LRCX) and Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER) would benefit in equipment names. 2 Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI), Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), Micron (NASDAQ:MU), ON Semiconductor (NASDAQ:ON) and Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN) are picks among those with domestic manufacturing footprints.
No, they’ll have to spend a ton of capital to address EV market. Go with equipment makers that utilities will be buying from to upgrade our electrical grid. GRID is a good ETF. NVT, ETN, AMSC, AEIS are good stock plays.
I opened my account mid-March: AMKR +17%, TGT +15%, AEIS +15%. I’m up 7% overall, so clearly I’m a genius :)
Why is AEIS not considered clean? I understand it's not a pure play but their products revolve around power management which is one of the most critical aspects to the green new deal.