Just taking a look at Leopold's Situational Awareness Q2 13F latest holdings as of June 30th: 1. $SNDK - $5.674B 2. $MU - $5.574B 3. $BE - $1.899B 4. $TSM - $1.265B 5. $NBIS - $1.232B 6. $CRWV - $744.5M 7. $CORZ - $665.6M 8. $STM - $584.3M (new) 9. $APLD - $469.0M 10. $RIOT - $468.2M 11. $SHAZ - $456.8M 12. $IREN - $433.3M Less material positions includeed $CLSK, $KEEL, sei-network:native, $WYFI, $BTDR, $TE, $HIVE, $VSH, and others. Seems like Situational Awareness concentrated around memory (Sandisk, Micron), that have low forward multiples but high visibility into 2030. As well as Anthropic/energy/power adjacent from colo/neoclouds + Bloom. Some of the bottlenecks like the MLCC trade, he couldn't see play out (Taiyo Yuden, etc). due to July's liqudation. And some are new like $STM (eg. MCU price hikes). With core winners of everything such as $TSM (but less high-beta). This looked similar to my H2 2026/early 2027 portfolio with Nebius, Micron, TSM, colo players and others as core focus. (I've heavily concentrated on upstream networking/legacy memory currently, with a lot of name overlap). But always cool to see what others are doing.

When retail piles into influencer names and then asks me to chart them, it has often marked a temporary top. Examples include: $MTPLF in 2025 $IONQ, $RGTI, $QUBT, $QBTS in 2025 $GLD and $SLV in Feb 2026 $SIVE, $LITE, $AAOI, $AXTI, $SLNH, $WYFI and $COHR a few months ago in 2026 Guess which sectors they’re asking for now? Simplicity is always the key. You don’t need to own multiple winners. Owning more names does not mean better returns. @HeidingOut @blondebroker1 @cantonmeow @matthughes13

$WFYI (August 18, 2026-Daily Chart) $WYFI has resumed its uptrend following the last two bullish red candles. A bullish red ribbon — signaling a potential mid-term trend reversal — is now likely to form and unfold, as long as whale accumulation stays strong and steady (currently 52.3%) and price closes above the $30 range this week, preferably on a weekly close. The longest momentum bar at $38.6 remains the key mid-term resistance. Clearing it would unlock even stronger upward momentum.

$WYFI (August 8, 2026-Weekly Chart) Most people only like to follow the bullish red candles, yet my bearish yellow candles have been accurate most of the time. Whenever a bearish yellow candle appears, the market usually consolidates for 7–8 weeks before a bullish red candle emerges and marks the start of the mid-term uptrend. Momentum bars at $23.9 currently act as critical support, while $38.5 serves as mid-term resistance.

$WYFI (August 4, 2026-Daily Chart Update) A freebie for all: A bullish red candle (Panel 1) emerged today. Validation: Sustained close above $26.95 Invalidation: Close below $22.03 Support: $20.3–$20.6 and $22 Resistance: $27.6 and $30.14 (the most critical level, highlighted by the longest momentum bar)

$WYFI (July 31 ,2026-Weekly Chart Update) Looking back, each yellow bearish candle has proven spot on. The first two yellow candles each required 8 and 7 weeks of consolidation respectively before the next bullish red candle emerged. This week, $WYFI’s weekly candles tested the lower boundary of the bullish red ribbon at $20.3 for support, held firm, and rebounded. The upper boundary of the red ribbon at $28–29 is expected to act as near-term resistance, while the momentum bar at $38.5 should serve as mid-term resistance.

Everyone loves small stocks when they’re running. The real test is whether you can hold through the 60%+ drawdown that almost always happens before their surge? 1. $GRRR 2. $ADUR 3. $OSS 4. $WYFI https://t.co/ytNnmILr0x

$WYFI (July 25, 2026-Daily Chart with Commentary) Despite the recent drawdown, $WYFI continues to form a higher-low pattern, with the recent lows highlighted on my daily chart. The momentum bars at $29.7, $31.2, and $38.5 would act as resistance. https://t.co/WAGHtkC5Tw

$WYFI (July 22, 2026-Daily Chart) Despite the recent drawdown, $WYFI continues to form a higher-low pattern, with the recent lows at $13.8, $21.7, and $23.8 clearly highlighted on the chart. Momentum bars are positioned at $29.7, $31.2, and $38.5, with the longest bar at $38.5 acting as the most critical level!

$IREN +19.69% after revising ARR target to $4B+ from new AI cloud contracts. Its customer base now includes Microsoft, Nvidia, Perplexity, and Figure. $HUT +10.45% off a 15Y $9.8B AI DC lease $CIFR +16.76% $CLSK +13.7% $WYFI +9.18% $NBIS and $CRWV are taking their time in the shower. But does look like Neoclouds/Colo players are sharply recovering following new catalysts, such as Kimi compute shortage news and new contracts.

$WYFI (July 17, 2026-daily chart update) As highlighted in my previous post, the breach of the momentum bar at $38.50 signaled a clear loss of upward price momentum! If the dip continues, the next major support area lies between $21 and $22, with resistance zone between $30 and $32.

$WYFI The longest momentum bar sits at $38.5 and to sustain the uptrend, $WYFI has to close above it. A consistent break below it would signal a loss of momentum, with the $30–$31 zone acting as the next major support. https://t.co/aI2QMih9B7

$WYFI (July 11, 2026-daily chart update) Two momentum bars stand out in panel 1: $38.5 (acting as support) and $45.05 (acting as resistance). https://t.co/BU32NZQ90i

RT @elliotrades: The US government is spending $7.6 trillion on AI infrastructure by 2031. Microsoft has $80 BILLION in unfulfilled Azure orders... NOT because of demand, but because they simply CANNOT get enough GPUs, power, or land. GPUs have a 36-52 week lead time. Blackwell is sold out through mid-2027. TSMC's 3nm wafers have demand exceeding capacity by 3x. The hyperscalers can't build fast enough. Enter the NEOCLOUDS. Pure-play AI cloud providers that do ONE thing, and one thing ONLY: rent GPUs. The neocloud market went from $0 to $25 billion revenue in just 3 years. It's projected to hit $400 billion by 2031. The biggest question is this: WILL THOSE PREDICTIONS ACTUALLY COME TRUE? If so, this industry is set to explode. If not, it may crumble. Three companies are leading the charge: $NBIS $IREN $CRWV Along with a slew of small and microcaps: $BRUN $WYFI $SHAZ and more... This is the biggest infrastructure buildout since the internet itself. The last time we saw spending at this scale, it created Amazon, Google, and Meta. This is the infrastructure layer of the AI revolution. Don't sleep on it. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:40 The Black Swan 1:20 What is a Neocloud 3:40 Iren Overview 7:15 Nebius Overview 10:22 Corweave Overview 11:26 The Small Fish 12:47 The Black Swan That Wasn't 16:58 Final Thoughts

The US government is spending $7.6 trillion on AI infrastructure by 2031. Microsoft has $80 BILLION in unfulfilled Azure orders... NOT because of demand, but because they simply CANNOT get enough GPUs, power, or land. GPUs have a 36-52 week lead time. Blackwell is sold out through mid-2027. TSMC's 3nm wafers have demand exceeding capacity by 3x. The hyperscalers can't build fast enough. Enter the NEOCLOUDS. Pure-play AI cloud providers that do ONE thing, and one thing ONLY: rent GPUs. The neocloud market went from $0 to $25 billion revenue in just 3 years. It's projected to hit $400 billion by 2031. The biggest question is this: WILL THOSE PREDICTIONS ACTUALLY COME TRUE? If so, this industry is set to explode. If not, it may crumble. Three companies are leading the charge: $NBIS $IREN $CRWV Along with a slew of small and microcaps: $BRUN $WYFI $SHAZ and more... This is the biggest infrastructure buildout since the internet itself. The last time we saw spending at this scale, it created Amazon, Google, and Meta. This is the infrastructure layer of the AI revolution. Don't sleep on it. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:40 The Black Swan 1:20 What is a Neocloud 3:40 Iren Overview 7:15 Nebius Overview 10:22 Corweave Overview 11:26 The Small Fish 12:47 The Black Swan That Wasn't 16:58 Final Thoughts

In terms of personal notes: 1. Priortech owns 21% of $CAMT, ~1.35x their MC, seems more like holding co. 2. Bit Digital people kept shouting, but NAV discount is not clean $WYFI, lot of dilution + not AI parent. 3. Wistron (3231) is the best one I've seen since $SIVE + Ayar + Wiwynn are one of my favorite trio. ~$16.2B MC, Q1 revenue up a ridiculous amount with 144% Y/Y growth. Owns 35.46% of Wiwynn, which is ~0.66x of MC. I'd expect Wiwynn to keep on growing. 4. Sin-American Silicon 5483 does own 46.64% of GlobalWafers (6488). MC is $3.5B, stake value is ~$7.9B, but not exactly growing too fast independently, though it's heavily trading heavily discount to NAV. 5. Iljin Holdings owns 42.99% of Iljin Electric, it's ~$0.22B MC vs. ~$1.13B NAV holding. This was transformer/cable DC related. But again idk if I trust korean stocks for NAV unlock, probably better for activist investors. 6. Simmtech Holdings was ~$0.17B MC vs. ~$1.0B of parent, which also looks ridiculous. So 6x+ NAV. PCB substrate related name. Also another prob don't trust korean governance type name. I think both $ACMR and WUS have H-Share subsidiary listing soon, and those were the biggest NAV discounts with independent growth. Then you have a highly successful activist going after WUS so I'd expect some middle ground there. So maybe I'll put more concentration into those on top of what I already own Monday, we'll see. And Wistron was growing very fast independently. I'm still doing research, normally this goes in shower thoughts since I haven't formally made a conclusion, but thought others might be interested.

New Anthropic news looks like a potential tailwind for the Neocloud colo sector. Such as $WULF, $CIFR, $WYFI, $HUT and others (not named yet). As Anthropic is pursuing its first DC leases. "The AI company has signed more than a dozen letters of intent with U.S. developers" per The Information.

$WYFI (May 15, 2026-daily chart for viewing) Two important momentum bars are in focus: $26.80 acting as solid support and $30.18 acting as near-term resistance. The key question now is whether $WYFI can close above $30.18 and confirm continuation of the upside momentum. https://t.co/XUO6idWEMc

RT @charaninvests: $CBRS IPO this week and I think it goes nuclear Cerebras built what nobody thought was possible. One chip. An entire silicon wafer. No stitching together hundreds of GPUs, no bottlenecks, no bs. Up to 15x faster inference than Nvidia’s best. Groq has been getting all the hype for fast inference. Cerebras makes Groq look slow. OpenAI just signed a $20B deal with them -> $510M in revenue last year -> every major tech company on the planet is trying to find an alternative to Nvidia and this is the only thing that actually delivers. “Cerebras is the first architecture in decades that actually challenges the GPU at its own game” -> Dylan Patel, SemiAnalysis They are IPOing at the perfect time. Just look at $SMH. AI infra spend is going vertical. The window is open right now. IPO range $115-125. I expect it opens above $170. Already trading above $250 on Hyperliquid. Fills will probably be shit given how oversubscribed (~20x) the IPO is - I am watching $WYFI and $VICR as sympathy plays

$CBRS IPO this week and I think it goes nuclear Cerebras built what nobody thought was possible. One chip. An entire silicon wafer. No stitching together hundreds of GPUs, no bottlenecks, no bs. Up to 15x faster inference than Nvidia’s best. Groq has been getting all the hype for fast inference. Cerebras makes Groq look slow. OpenAI just signed a $20B deal with them -> $510M in revenue last year -> every major tech company on the planet is trying to find an alternative to Nvidia and this is the only thing that actually delivers. “Cerebras is the first architecture in decades that actually challenges the GPU at its own game” -> Dylan Patel, SemiAnalysis They are IPOing at the perfect time. Just look at $SMH. AI infra spend is going vertical. The window is open right now. IPO range $115-125. I expect it opens above $170. Already trading above $250 on Hyperliquid. Fills will probably be shit given how oversubscribed (~20x) the IPO is - I am watching $WYFI and $VICR as sympathy plays