Ryan Vestelica
speaker
483 appearances
21 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 28 Aug
Ryan Vestelica’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And these companies have seen astronomical growth, including Micron, with I believe it was just last week that its report came out.
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And it talked in a game of extremely robust forecast, really pointing to how they see
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visibility for a really extended period of time.
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This is a real change from the way Micron and other companies like this have historically operated, where they were far more cyclical, moving on consumer trends, including like phones, PCs, video game consoles, that kind of thing.
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What we've seen, Apple come out and they're increasing their prices for...
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Phones and iPads and so forth.
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Microsoft came out and said it's going to raise the price for the Xbox because of higher memory.
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This has really been the story right now.
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This has really been the bottleneck in the AI trade.
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There simply are not enough memory chips being made to meet all this demand, which means that demand is likely going to stay elevated for really the foreseeable future, probably into 2027, maybe into 2028.
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I've had some people say maybe as early as 2020, 30 is when this is really going to start to change.
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Well, I will say that most people are very confident about the fundamental story.
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So they do expect the CapEx to continue.
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They expect the demand to remain extremely high.
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The question, of course, is really how much will that continue to translate to the stocks the way they have been?
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I think there's a little bit more skepticism about that.
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Some of these stocks, including Intel, including Arm, they are very expensive on traditional valuation metrics.
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A company like Micron looks pretty cheap, but historically that's been a bad time to buy it because that signals it's more near peak earnings.
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But again, you go back to the question of, is this actually peak earnings or is this cycle very different than historical ones?
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And we're not anywhere near that kind of peak yet.
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