Who in Big Tech Is Ready for Agentic AI?

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• Amazon's entire flywheel is built on owning the entire commerce journey from first search to package delivery

  60% confidence

• Oracle's debt of $135 billion is about two times sales and five times EBITDA, which is not unreasonable

  60% confidence

• Instant and complete comparison shopping could be the killer app for consumers

  60% confidence

• If you invested $1,000 in Netflix on December 17, 2004, you'd have $503,861 as of March 28, 2026

  60% confidence

• Meta's next act isn't just smarter chatbots, it's a whole infrastructure for AI agents to interact and transact

  60% confidence

• Until AI models are big enough to force the issue, retailers like Amazon have no incentive to give in to Perplexity

  60% confidence

• The facts on the ground for Oracle right now are really good and the stock is reflecting that

  60% confidence

• Meta has all the cash in the world and is using it to assemble the brightest minds they can

  60% confidence

• If you invested $1,000 in Nvidia on April 15, 2005, you'd have $1,026,987 as of March 28, 2026

  60% confidence

• Meta is struggling to develop what they need in house and have found that acquiring outside talent is the best move

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• This is more of an admission that the AI strategy is pivoting toward autonomous agents

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• Oracle is betting they can convert the significant backlog into high margin profits before interest on debt catches up

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• The 10 best stocks for investors to buy now don't include Meta Platforms

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• Meta doesn't know how to get customers to pay for what they're building outside of in-house improvements

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• If Oracle can go from $60 billion revenue now to $90 billion in 2027, that's really good

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• The status quo benefits Amazon and it makes sense to preserve it as long as possible

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• A lot of Oracle's RPO customers may not know if they need all the capacity they've secured

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• Oracle is seeing its highest growth in 15 years but it's coming at a staggering cost

  60% confidence

• Oracle is essentially an AI construction company right now racing to plug in chips faster than the competition

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• AI agents are tireless shoppers that won't be distracted by deals or browse sponsored results that fuel Amazon's advertising machine

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• Alphabet has spent about $40 billion on AI related acquisitions

  60% confidence

• Meta's desperate attempts to get users to use their AI are pretty pathetic right now

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• Moltbook is essentially allowing people and bots to communicate with AI agents in natural language through chat apps

  60% confidence

• When a shift happens, the incumbent usually isn't the beneficiary

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• If third party AI becomes the primary shopping interface, Amazon's advertising mode could start to dry up

  60% confidence

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