Author

@Stevendiaz Stevendiaz

Transparent, high-conviction AI hardware supply-chain bull who shows his work

Builds and continually updates thematic bull theses across t

trader score
-0.49
hit rate
40%
mean α
-0.27%
signals 14d
20

Grade = how their written analysis reads (A best). Trader score = how their last-20 timestamped calls performed vs SPY.

Their picks, scored

Across their last 20 scored bets: 40% hit rate, -0.27% mean alpha, trader score -0.49. Their last-14d mentions, direction-adjusted, have moved -5.2% since posting (mean over 13 mentions with price data).

Recent signals15receipts included
date (PT)tickerauthorsentwhat they saidsince thenreceipt
2026-10-15·@Stevendiaz·Argues high financing costs threaten AI-sector investment and could ultimately damage GDP.·
2026-10-14·@Stevendiaz·Links inflation, Treasury-yield reversal, recession risk, Iran-war energy prices, rates, and AI capex.·
2026-10-13·@Stevendiaz·Discusses execution, financing, capacity buildout, and long-term winners among unnamed competitors.·
2026-10-13CIFR@Stevendiaz-0.65Reports CIFR convertible financing and argues it creates severe dilution risk versus POET.-30.0%
2026-10-13POET@Stevendiaz+0.40Reports CIFR convertible financing and argues it creates severe dilution risk versus POET.-13.6%
2026-10-13MU@Stevendiaz+0.45Calls the AI-sector selloff unjustified and argues discounted MU should not be singled out versus CXMT.-7.9%
2026-10-13AVGO@Stevendiaz+0.05Calls the AI-sector selloff unjustified and argues discounted MU should not be singled out versus CXMT.-10.0%
2026-10-09ASTS@Stevendiaz-0.60Author says they have never liked ASTS because its case depends on uncertain future outcomes and much remains unproven.-21.9%
2026-10-08·@Stevendiaz·Says repeated news-driven selloffs show the market is tense and reacts before verifying reports.·
2026-10-07WOLF@Stevendiaz+0.15Reports a $1.5 billion government loan that improves debt flexibility but not weak operations.-26.9%
2026-10-07MU@Stevendiaz+0.20Says strong earnings are being muted by war, debt, dilution and higher-rate concerns.-19.3%
2026-10-07PENG@Stevendiaz+0.35Says strong earnings are being muted by war, debt, dilution and higher-rate concerns.-26.4%
2026-10-07APLD@Stevendiaz+0.20Says strong earnings are being muted by war, debt, dilution and higher-rate concerns.-23.4%
2026-10-07IWM@Stevendiaz-0.50Compares one-month QQQ and IWM returns and links small-cap weakness to rate sensitivity.-0.7%
2026-10-07QQQ@Stevendiaz+0.35Compares one-month QQQ and IWM returns and links small-cap weakness to rate sensitivity.-7.0%

Grade is our human read-worthiness rating; trader score is a rolling 20-bet hit-rate/alpha composite — different things, often disagreeing. “Since then” is direction-unaware in the table; the summary line above adjusts for which way they leaned.