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$NVDA $CRWV Nvidia’s 5Y CDS is at all-time highs as Jensen Huang tries to calm markets by backing Coreweave, a large buyer of Nvidia GPUs.

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Yesterday, stocks and BTC fell as market concerns about AI resurfaced. CoreWeave rents out Nvidia chip-powered computing capacity to customers including Microsoft, OpenAI, and Meta, and relies heavily on debt to fund its expansion. Investors worry whether AI infrastructure revenue is growing fast enough to cover debt servicing costs. The company's 5Y CDS spread, which reflects the cost of default protection, reached a record 1,194.5 basis points. US investors bought the dip: the S&P 500 rose 0.3%, the Nasdaq was nearly flat, and the Dow rose 1.1%. BTC also recovered its losses.

AI and semiconductor stocks lost over $1 trillion in a week. Is this pullback just a correction after a big run, or is the AI trade starting to change? As of October 15, the 20 largest AI and semiconductor companies by market cap lost more than $1 trillion combined over four trading days this week. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell about 12% from its early October high, declining for 7 straight sessions. Nvidia fell about 5% over two days, with its market cap shrinking by about $291 billion for the week. There are three main reasons for this selloff: 1. Rate pressure is outweighing AI expectations again U.S. September CPI rose 3.7% year over year, above the 3.6% estimate. Rates may keep rising, and high-valuation tech stocks are naturally hit first. 2. The market is starting to worry about where the money for AI is coming from Funding costs are rising for cloud computing companies like CoreWeave, and investors are concerned about pressure on funding chains, which eventually feeds through to GPU and data center orders. Even with strong fundamentals, Nvidia can hardly avoid this layer of risk entirely. 3. Competition in China's memory chip sector is intensifying Progress in CXMT technology has raised market concerns about memory chip competition and margins, putting pressure on companies like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron. I think this is the AI trade shifting from chasing growth to calculating returns, rather than AI demand suddenly disappearing. TSMC still delivered record profits for a sixth straight quarter, showing that industry demand is still there, but strong results no longer necessarily support stock prices. If U.S. Treasury yields keep rising, AI stocks may still face valuation pressure. If rates stabilize and earnings show that capital expenditure can convert into revenue, this correction will be more likely to end. I will focus on cloud provider funding, chip orders, and the next round of earnings guidance rather than rushing to buy the dip. $NVDA $TSM $SKHY $MU DYOR

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