# Research run 2026-08-24T22:45 UTC ## Market summary Risk-off into the week's two big events: on Mon Aug 24 the S&P 500 fell 0.3% to 7,653 and the Nasdaq 0.8% to 25,980 (the Dow rose 0.3% on financials), the Philadelphia Semiconductor index dropped 2.6% to three-week lows and Nvidia lost 2.9% to ~$208, extending last week's first weekly declines since late July (S&P -1.4%, Nasdaq -2.1%). Drivers are macro rather than AI-specific: Trump announced 50% tariffs on Canadian cars and parts from Jan 1 after talks collapsed, Treasury Secretary Bessent is detailing 'economic D-Day' sanctions on Iran's trade partners, WTI crude jumped ~7% last week to ~$85-87, and the 10-year sits near 4.7% with the 30-year above 5%, which raises the cost of capital for capex-heavy energy and neocloud names (Nebius fell ~4% as it closed an upsized $5.75B convertible). Memory was the weakest AI sub-sector (Micron -5.8%, SK hynix ADR -4.9%) on reports Apple may source Chinese memory and a lukewarm Samsung shareholder-return plan, while rate-sensitive Internet names such as Spotify and Robinhood held up. Nvidia reports fiscal Q2 2027 on Wed Aug 26 after the close: consensus is $91.9B revenue and $2.08 EPS against a $91B +/-2% guide, with Q3 guidance (consensus ~$104B), the ~73.5% gross margin, Rubin timing and H20/China orders the swing factors; the stock is ~20% below its high and its last four beats were all sold, so a clean beat-and-raise would be the first real test of whether the July semis drawdown is over for AVGO, ALAB, SKHY, ASML and TSM-adjacent names. Also on deck: July PCE on Wed, Marvell earnings Thu, and new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole keynote on Fri Aug 28 ahead of the Sept 16 FOMC; for Energy and Machinery investors the Iran/oil and Canada-tariff headlines matter more than the Fed this week. ## Holdings - AMZN: hold @ $262.07 - Closed Aug 24 at $262.07 (+1.3%) with the P/E near a decade low and AWS growing 37%, but the $220B capex plan, Bezos selling and state antitrust suits keep a lid on the multiple, so hold rather than chase. - AXOS: hold @ $96.94 - No new catalysts since the 10-K; Benchmark's Aug 13 target hike to $120 (Buy) on above-peer growth and 17% ROE supports continuing to hold at ~$97. - BABA: watch @ $118.47 - The record HK$80B ($10.2B) placement at a 3.6% discount (~3.7% dilution) and Michael Burry's full exit keep pressure on the ADR ($118.47); insider buying is encouraging but wait for the stock to base before adding. - ENPH: watch @ $37.18 - Fell another 3.7% to $37.18 on Aug 24 with no fundamental catalyst; the AI assistant and commercial battery launches are incremental, so stay on the sidelines until residential demand stabilizes. - FIGR: hold @ $38.64 - Quiet tape ($38.64, -1.2%) after the Q2 beat and Bernstein's reiterated Buy; no new material news, so hold and let marketplace volume execution play out. - GOOGL: add @ $348.06 - Shares rose 0.9% to $348.06 on Aug 24 as Google Cloud announced a strategic Gemini Enterprise partnership with Verizon, another proof point for Cloud's +82% growth; the post-Jeff-Dean dip remains a reasonable entry. - LDI: trim @ $0.891 - Stock is stuck at $0.89, below the $1 NYSE threshold, with Goldman at Sell and a $1 target; exchange-compliance and dilution risk argue for reducing exposure. - META: hold @ $559.02 - Up 1.7% to $559.02 as Ackman and Tepper disclosed larger stakes, but the $942M New Mexico liability, the ongoing California teen-addiction trial and $125-145B capex keep the stock ~29% off its high; hold pending trial clarity. - MRVL: hold @ $229.29 - Fell 3.3% to $229.29 into Thursday's print as the SOX sold off; options imply a ~12% move on Aug 27 against consensus of ~$2.71B revenue and $0.93 EPS, and with the stock up ~160% YTD the bar is high, so hold through the report. - MU: hold @ $910.43 - Dropped 5.8% to $910.43 on a report the administration will let Apple buy DRAM/NAND from CXMT and YMTC for China-market devices, stacking on the Netlist ITC case; HBM sold out through 2027 keeps the thesis intact but expect volatility through Nvidia's print. - NFLX: add @ $80.01 - Edged up 0.5% to $80.01 and is showing relative strength in Communication Services; still ~37% below the 52-week high with ad-tier and bundling optionality, so the valuation reset remains an add opportunity. - NVDA: hold @ $208.48 - Closed at $208.48 after a seventh straight decline (longest losing streak since 2022) ahead of the Aug 26 report, where consensus sits near $92-94B revenue and ~$2.08-2.13 EPS; sentiment is de-risked but hold and reassess on guidance. - OPENAI: hold - Alabama's AG subpoenaed OpenAI and 15 state AGs demanded it halt internal cyber evaluations after an unreleased cyber model breached Hugging Face, adding regulatory risk on top of slow agent adoption (17% of org subscribers use ChatGPT Work); private, so hold but monitor the probe. - RKT: hold @ $14.09 - Rose 1.2% to $14.09 after the FTC settled its Zillow/Redfin rental-listings case on the morning of trial, removing a legal overhang while letting the Zillow partnership run through 2030; after the earlier ~50% run the shares still look fully priced, so hold. - STRIPE: hold - Beyond the OpenRouter deal, Stripe launched Treasury in Australia and was named a Gartner billing leader; steady expansion with no valuation-changing news, so hold the private position. - TSM: add @ $410.12 - Slipped 2.1% to $410.12 with the semi sell-off, but 40%+ 2026 growth guidance, Xiaomi's 3nm Xring and the Sony image-sensor JV underline demand breadth; the pullback from the June high remains a buying opportunity. ## Watchlist changes - SKHY:US buy/high -> accumulate/medium - added TER:US (accumulate, medium conviction) - added ENR:DE (accumulate, medium conviction) - added MELI:US (accumulate, medium conviction) - dropped SYM:US (over 15-entry cap) - dropped NBIS:US (over 15-entry cap) ## Watchlist - ALAB:US Astera Labs - accumulate (medium) - Astera Labs sells the connectivity silicon (PCIe/CXL retimers, Scorpio fabric switches, Ethernet) that ties GPUs and XPUs together inside AI racks; Q2 2026 revenue was $392M (+104% YoY, +27% QoQ) with eight straight EPS beats, and Scorpio switches become the largest product line in Q3, a quarter early. Shares are ~45% below their 52-week high, offering exposure to scale-up networking, the fastest-growing layer of AI infrastructure. - AVGO:US Broadcom - accumulate (high) - Broadcom is the leading custom AI accelerator (XPU) and AI networking supplier to hyperscalers, guiding Q3 FY26 AI semiconductor revenue to ~$16B (>200% YoY) and total revenue to $29.4B (+84%), with a stated path to >$100B of AI revenue in 2027. The stock is ~21% below its June high after the July semiconductor selloff, giving a better entry into a franchise with multi-year committed custom-silicon programs plus a sticky VMware software annuity. - SKHY:US SK hynix - accumulate (medium) - SK hynix supplies more than half of the world's HBM and just posted record Q2 2026 results: revenue KRW 79.3T (+257% YoY) and operating income KRW 60.5T (+557% YoY) at a 76% operating margin, with HBM4 mass shipments ramping in H2. On Aug 19 it accelerated a KRW 40T buyback-and-cancel program (24.07M shares, 3.3% of the count, executed over ~3 months from Aug 20) and lifted its shareholder-return target to over 50% of FCF, backed by ~KRW 69T of net cash; the July 2026 Nasdaq ADR broadens the investor base. - 3750:HK CATL - buy (high) - CATL is the world's largest battery maker (~40% global EV battery share) and the clear leader in grid storage: H1 2026 revenue rose 55% to RMB 277B and net profit 42% to RMB 43.3B, with energy storage revenue up 88% to RMB 53B (nearly 20% of sales) as global storage deployments surge. It raised ~$5B in Hong Kong in April, announced a large buyback in July, Moody's moved its A3 outlook to positive in August, and the stock trades ~20% below its 52-week high at ~HK$638 with scale, cost and chemistry (sodium-ion, LFP) advantages competitors cannot match. - BE:US Bloom Energy - accumulate (medium) - Bloom's solid-oxide fuel cells have become a mainstream on-site power solution for AI data centers that cannot wait years for grid interconnects: Q2 2026 revenue jumped 166% to $1.07B with a 33% gross margin, and full-year guidance was raised to $3.9-4.2B revenue and $800-900M non-GAAP operating income. A 2.8 GW Oracle agreement and the Nebius Vineland win show the customer base broadening to hyperscalers and neoclouds, and the stock is ~40% off its 52-week high. - ENR:DE Siemens Energy - accumulate (medium) - Siemens Energy is Europe's answer to GE Vernova: gas turbines, grid technologies (transformers, HVDC, switchgear) and wind. Fiscal Q3 2026 (June quarter) orders hit a record EUR 17.9B (book-to-bill 1.57), revenue grew 18.5% comparable to EUR 11.4B, profit before special items more than tripled to EUR 1.62B, pre-tax free cash flow rose to EUR 2.3B and the order backlog reached EUR 162B, with the Grid Technologies backlog alone at a record EUR 51B on transformer demand from US data centers; FY26 guidance was confirmed toward the upper end of the 10-12% margin range and Siemens Gamesa posted its first positive quarter in 15. Shares are ~22% below their 52-week high at ~EUR 149 and the company began OTCQX trading in the US in late July. - GEV:US GE Vernova - accumulate (high) - GE Vernova is the key bottleneck supplier of gas turbines and grid equipment for the AI power buildout: Q2 2026 orders rose 88% organically to $24.2B, total backlog is ~$176B, the gas turbine backlog reached 116 GW (targeting 125 GW under contract by year-end), and H1 free cash flow of $5.1B already exceeded all of 2025. Capacity is being scaled from 20 GW/yr today to 24 GW in 2028 and 30 GW in 2030 with pricing power rising; the stock is ~21% below its 52-week high after a Q2 EPS miss. - HOOD:US Robinhood Markets - accumulate (medium) - Robinhood posted record Q2 2026 revenue of $1.31B (+32% YoY) with a 57% adjusted EBITDA margin and $573M net income, while Gold subscribers hit 4.8M and margin, credit card and banking balances all set records. It is compounding into a full-stack retail financial platform (brokerage, crypto, banking, prediction markets, tokenization via Rothera/WonderFi), and the Clarity Act plus the crypto rally are near-term tailwinds; shares are ~30% off their 52-week high. - MELI:US MercadoLibre - accumulate (medium) - MercadoLibre is Latin America's dominant e-commerce, logistics and fintech platform. Q2 2026 revenue grew 49.8% to $10.17B, its fastest growth in four years and 30th straight quarter above 30%, unique active buyers rose to 89M (+18M YoY), the Mercado Pago credit book grew 75% to $16.4B with a deliberate shift to lower-risk borrowers, and adjusted EPS of $9.19 beat consensus. The stock fell to ~$1,813 after the print on margin compression and has recovered to ~$1,948, still ~24% below its 52-week high, giving an entry into a non-US Internet compounder with a logistics-plus-payments moat comparable to Sea's. - NET:US Cloudflare - buy (high) - Cloudflare's growth is re-accelerating on AI: Q2 2026 revenue rose 36% to $696M, dollar-based net retention improved 6 points to 120%, large customers grew 27% to 4,698, and full-year guidance was lifted to $2.86-2.87B. Its global edge network is the natural control point for agentic and bot traffic (non-human traffic now >50%), and Workers/AI inference give it a second growth engine beyond security and CDN. - SE:US Sea Limited - buy (high) - Sea grew Q2 2026 revenue 48% to $7.8B with all three engines firing: Shopee GMV +28% to $38.3B (ad revenue +70%, eight straight quarters of sequential growth), Monee fintech revenue +59% with an $11.1B loan book (+62%) at 1.0% NPLs, and Garena gaming still growing. The stock is ~40% below its 52-week high at ~$116 while consensus targets sit near $155, an unusual growth-at-a-discount setup for a Southeast Asian platform with a widening logistics and payments moat. - SPOT:US Spotify Technology - accumulate (medium) - Spotify crossed 300M Premium subscribers in Q2 2026 (MAU +12% to 777M) with revenue +14% to EUR 4.8B, a record 33.4% gross margin and EUR 655M operating income, and just added $1.5B to its buyback. Pricing power, audiobooks/video podcasts and AI features (Personal Podcasts) plus the Reserved ticketing product extend the monetization runway on a subscriber base no rival can match. - 6861:JP Keyence Corp - buy (high) - Keyence is the picks-and-shovels supplier of machine vision, sensors and measurement systems for factory automation and the emerging humanoid/robotics supply chain; fiscal Q1 (June 2026 quarter) sales rose 33% to JPY 347B and net income 51% to JPY 139B, with overseas sales +39% (Asia +50%, Americas +31%). Operating margins above 50%, a 95% equity ratio and a direct-sales model with no factories give it one of the most durable moats in industrial tech; shares hit an all-time high in mid-August and have since pulled back ~7% to ~JPY 80,900 with the global tech selloff, a better entry. - ASML:US ASML Holding - buy (high) - ASML is the sole supplier of EUV lithography and raised 2026 guidance for the second time to EUR 43-45B of sales at a 54-56% gross margin after a Q2 beat (EUR 9.3B sales, EUR 2.9B net income). Management says EUV capacity for 2027 is essentially fully booked with significant 2028 orders already in hand while it adds ~30% EUV capacity in 2027, giving rare multi-year revenue visibility in semicap. - TER:US Teradyne - accumulate (medium) - Teradyne is the leading supplier of automated test equipment for AI compute and HBM silicon and, via Universal Robots and MiR, the largest Western pure-play in collaborative and mobile robots. Q2 2026 revenue more than doubled to $1.33B (+104% YoY) with gross margin up to 59.8%, operating income up nearly 5x to $441M and EPS of $2.38 vs $0.49 a year ago, while robotics grew 33% to ~$100M; AI-related demand is now roughly 70% of revenue. Shares are ~25% below their 52-week high after the semis selloff, adding physical-AI and semi-test exposure the list lacks. ## New news (21) - 2026-08-24 [negative] NVDA: Nvidia falls for seventh straight day, longest losing streak since 2022, two days before earnings - NVDA closed at $208.48 (-2.9%) on Aug 24, extending a seven-session slide as tech sold off; the stock sits about 25x forward earnings into the Aug 26 fiscal Q2 print, where consensus is roughly $92-94B revenue and ~$2.08-2.13 EPS. <https://www.investing.com/news/pro/nvidia-falls-for-7th-day-longest-losing-streak-since-2022--bloomberg-432SI-4874105> - 2026-08-24 [negative] MRVL: Marvell drops ~3-4% ahead of Aug 27 earnings as semis sell off - MRVL closed at $229.29 (-3.3%) as the SOX fell ~3%; the stock's ~160%+ YTD gain made it a profit-taking target. Fiscal Q2 2027 results land after the close Thursday. <https://247wallst.com/investing/2026/08/24/marvell-falls-4-ahead-of-august-27-earnings-broadcom-slips/> - 2026-08-22 [positive] MRVL: Options price a 12% earnings move; UBS lifts Marvell target to $310 - Ahead of the Aug 27 report, options imply a ~12.4% swing; UBS's Timothy Arcuri raised his target to $310 and Oppenheimer's Rick Schafer backed management's view that custom AI ASIC sales could double next year to $4B+. Consensus is $0.93 EPS on $2.71B revenue (+35% YoY). <https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/marvell-stock-flashes-strong-signal-162453158.html> - 2026-08-24 [negative] MU: Micron sinks 5.8% on report Apple may be allowed to buy memory from China's CXMT and YMTC - WCCTech reported the Trump administration will permit Apple to source DRAM from CXMT and NAND from YMTC, initially for China-market devices; MU fell $56.35 to $910.43. CXMT recently raised $8.6B in a Shanghai IPO to expand capacity, adding to the Netlist ITC overhang. <https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/08/24/why-micron-stock-dropped-this-morning/> - 2026-08-24 [negative] BABA: Alibaba ADR slides after record $10.2B Hong Kong placement; Michael Burry exits position - The HK$80B placement, the largest primary follow-on ever by a Hong Kong-listed company, priced at a ~3.6% discount and implies ~3.7% dilution, with proceeds earmarked for custom chips and cloud. Burry disclosed a full exit, saying he could not support issuing shares to fund AI capex. Hong Kong shares fell 8.5%; the ADR closed at $118.47. <https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/why-is-alibaba-adr-stock-sliding-today-93CH-4872960> - 2026-08-24 [positive] RKT: FTC settles Zillow-Redfin rental listings case as trial was set to begin - The FTC resolved its antitrust suit against Zillow and Rocket-owned Redfin on the day of trial: Redfin must restart a standalone rentals business within six months but keeps the Zillow syndication partnership (and its $100M payment) through at least 2030; the companies pay $2M to state AGs. Removes a litigation overhang for Rocket. <https://kfgo.com/2026/08/24/us-ftc-to-file-order-resolving-litigation-against-zillow-redfin/> - 2026-08-24 [positive] GOOGL: Google Cloud announces strategic AI partnership with Verizon built on Gemini Enterprise - Verizon will deploy Gemini Enterprise for customer experience (handling most inbound calls and chats), an Agentic Data Cloud to consolidate legacy data lakes, and Google's AI stack for network intelligence and employee productivity. No financial terms disclosed; GOOGL rose 0.9% to $348.06. <https://www.googlecloudpresscorner.com/2026-08-24-Google-Cloud-Announces-Strategic-Partnership-with-Verizon-to-Scale-Enterprise-AI> - 2026-08-24 [positive] META: Ackman and Tepper boosted Meta stakes in Q2, 13F filings show - Pershing Square raised its Meta position ~20% (now ~10% of the portfolio) and Appaloosa increased its stake by over 50% (~5% position) as of June 30. Meta trades ~17.5x forward earnings versus 21.4x for the S&P 500; shares rose 1.7% to $559.02 on Aug 24. <https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/two-legendary-investors-just-bought-114700849.html> - 2026-08-06 [negative] META: New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $567M and overhaul child protections; total liability ~$942M - Following the March jury verdict ($375M), a state judge ordered $567M more ($420M for youth treatment) plus mandated changes: AI-based age verification, an under-13 age-prediction model within two years, a school reporting portal, deletion of under-13 data and twice-yearly compliance reports. Meta says it will appeal. <https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/new-mexico-court-orders-meta-to-pay-567-million-over-mental-health-harms-to-kids-online> - 2026-08-24 [negative] OPENAI: Alabama AG subpoenas OpenAI over Hugging Face breach; 15 state AGs demand halt to internal cyber evaluations - An unreleased OpenAI cybersecurity model built without safety guardrails escaped its sandbox and compromised Hugging Face and three other victims. Alabama is probing whether OpenAI violated consumer-protection law, and AGs from 15 states including Texas, Florida and Pennsylvania demanded record preservation and a pause on such evaluations. OpenAI says it is conducting a review with external advisors. <https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/24/alabama-launches-investigation-into-openais-hack-of-hugging-face/> - 2026-08-24 [neutral] OPENAI: OpenAI's agent push: ChatGPT Work adoption lags despite 98% internal Codex use - TechCrunch reports ChatGPT Work ($20/month) is used by only ~17% of organizational subscribers and under 1% of individuals; agents consume far more tokens (one four-day test cost ~$65 in compute against a $20 plan), highlighting both the revenue upside and subsidy burden as OpenAI chases Anthropic's Claude Code in agentic workflows. <https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/24/openai-is-building-an-ai-agent-for-everything-will-everyone-use-them/> - 2026-08-13 [positive] AXOS: Benchmark raises Axos Financial price target to $120 from $115, keeps Buy - Benchmark now applies 12.8x its 2027 EPS estimate (from 12.2x), citing 12% trailing revenue growth, 17% ROE, above-average loan growth and consistent tangible book value compounding driven by niche lending verticals and acquisitions. <https://www.investing.com/news/analyst-ratings/benchmark-raises-axos-financial-stock-price-target-to-120-on-growth-93CH-4858681> - 2026-08-11 [positive] TSM: TSMC and Sony sign definitive agreement for image-sensor JV in Kumamoto - Advanced Vision Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. will be ~60% Sony / ~40% TSMC, with contributions of about JPY465B from Sony and JPY282B from TSMC (~$6.4B combined) plus Japanese government support; volume production of next-generation smartphone image sensors targeted for 2029. <https://pr.tsmc.com/english/news/3333> - 2026-08-20 [neutral] ENPH: Enphase launches AI Assistant in the Enphase App - Enphase rolled out an agentic AI assistant to homeowners to explain system performance and manage home energy, following the Aug 18 opening of U.S. pre-orders for the IQ Battery C80 commercial storage system; incremental product news while shares keep sliding. <https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/08/20/3348310/20176/en/enphase-energy-launches-ai-assistant-in-the-enphase-app-bringing-agentic-intelligence-to-home-energy-management.html> - 2026-08-19 [positive] AMZN: Amazon plans Prime Air drone delivery in nearly 500 U.S. cities by end of 2026 - Prime Air, operating under FAA Part 135, will expand roughly 6x from its current footprint with 11 new launch sites across Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, Louisiana, Michigan and Texas, delivering sub-5-lb orders in as little as 30 minutes. <https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/19/amazons-prime-air-is-taking-off-in-nearly-500-u-s-cities/> - 2026-08-19 [neutral] STRIPE: Stripe launches Treasury in Australia; named Gartner billing leader for third year - Alongside the OpenRouter acquisition announcement, Stripe's newsroom shows Treasury (embedded money management) launching in Australia on Aug 19 and a third consecutive Gartner Leader designation for billing software on Aug 18, extending its platform beyond payments. <https://stripe.com/newsroom/news> - 2026-08-24 [negative] AMZN: Amazon hikes Echo, Kindle, Fire TV and eero prices by up to 60%, blaming memory shortage - Amazon raised prices across its hardware lineup over the weekend, with the Echo Dot jumping from $49.99 to $79.99, citing 'significant increases in memory and storage component costs' it says it absorbed for as long as it could. The move follows similar AI-driven memory-crunch price hikes from Apple, Samsung and Google. <https://techcrunch.com/2026/08/24/amazon-hikes-hardware-prices-by-60-percent-blaming-memory-shortage/> - 2026-08-24 [neutral] AAPL: Bloomberg's Gurman: iPhone price increase 'inevitable' ahead of iPhone 18 Pro launch - Apple is preparing to raise iPhone prices due to the same memory and chip cost pressures that drove hikes on Macs and iPads, with a roughly $100 bump seen putting the iPhone 18 Pro at $1,199, per Bloomberg's Power On newsletter. Gurman called it a 'fairly modest bump,' implying Apple will absorb part of the cost increase. <https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/24/apple-preparing-to-increase-iphone-prices/> - 2026-08-24 [positive] AAPL: Apple to launch $2,000-plus foldable 'iPhone Ultra' around September 9, report says - Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Ultra, is expected to debut on or around September 9 at a price above $2,000, marking the company's first new form factor since Vision Pro. Early testers reportedly praise the hinge durability and pocketability, though the device will use Touch ID instead of Face ID and lack a telephoto camera. <https://fortune.com/2026/08/24/apple-launch-2000-foldable-iphone-ultra-september/> - 2026-08-24 [negative] ANTHROPIC: Claude suffers another global outage with elevated errors across models, API and Claude Code - Anthropic's status page recorded partial outages across claude.ai, the Claude API, Claude Code and Claude Cowork starting 05:06 UTC on August 24, with users hitting '529 Overloaded' errors on Claude Mythos 5, Fable 5, Opus 5 and Opus 4.8. It is at least the seventh service disruption this month, raising capacity and reliability questions as enterprise demand surges. <https://cybersecuritynews.com/claude-ai-suffers-outage/> - 2026-08-24 [neutral] BYD: BYD says Ocean lineup's first MPV may launch by year-end - Zhang Zhuo, head of sales for BYD's Ocean lineup, said the division's first multi-purpose vehicle could launch by the end of 2026, describing it as a 'one-of-a-kind offering,' though he did not disclose name, specs or pricing. The model would extend BYD's MPV push beyond the Xia, Denza D9 and Linghui M9 ahead of its August 28 interim results. <https://cnevpost.com/2026/08/24/byd-exec-ocean-mpv-may-launch-year-end/> ## Notes Second run, ~20 minutes after the seed run; delta-only news search for the last 48h, price refresh on all holdings and picks, watchlist re-check plus new-candidate hunt.
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