Current Portfolio

I have not been buying many new stocks lately simply because there are not any worthwhile IPOs and I am not buying subtier stuff like IREN or other commodity data centers, opting to hold NVDA instead

I hold stocks discussed for years online as well as 3 smaller more speculative positions

TBBB (Tiendas 3B): I hold TBBB as a long-term bet on a simple but powerful retail model in Mexico: small-format, low-price neighborhood stores that benefit from scale, density, and cost discipline. The company is expanding store count rapidly in a large, underpenetrated market, and its value proposition (convenience and low prices) aligns well with everyday consumer behavior in emerging markets. It’s a way to get exposure to secular growth in basic retail infrastructure outside the U.S.

RBLX (Roblox): I hold RBLX as a long-term platform bet on virtual worlds, user-generated content, and digital social spaces. Roblox isn’t just a game, it’s an ecosystem where users create, interact, and spend time, which gives it strong engagement and network effects. Over time, I think it can evolve into a broader entertainment and social platform, especially as digital identities and immersive experiences become more central to how people interact online.

FIGR (Figure Technology Solutions): I hold FIGR as a higher-risk, higher-upside bet on modernizing financial infrastructure using blockchain-based systems. The company is focused on making lending, asset settlement, and capital markets more efficient, faster, and cheaper through new technology. If successful, it could play a meaningful role in how financial assets are issued, traded, and managed in the future, making it a small but potentially very impactful position.

I no longer really use message boards to chat about stocks online as I mainly use CharGTP instead to learn about stocks. I haven’t use seekingalpha for months now and will let my subscription there lapse. I still use IBD for discovery and updates.

I am only aware of two companies going public any time soon I have interest in SpaceX and Anduril.

I considered selling or trimming PLTR because it’s already $400 billion market cap but people forget how profitable it is. 169x 2026 EPS which is not insane as they have some 30% net profit margins, nearly unheard of for even a software company, and they are deeply embedded the system of their customers.

FIGR has basically doubled since I bought it so it’s a higher weighting now. RBLX is falling because their profitability suffers as they see rapid expansion in Asia users who drag down profits per user but rapidly expand user base. I expect this to rebound within the next year or so.

I do not expect stuff like CRWD or DDOG to “10x in 10 years” but there simply aren’t enough smaller sub$20 billion companies I have an interest in as IPO market has fallen off. I don’t expect that to change with Anduril or SpaceX.

NVDA – 37.9%

ANET – 13.8%

AXON – 12.5%

CRWD – 8.5%

MELI – 8.7%

PLTR – 7.3%

FIGR – 4.9%

SHOP – 4.7%

DDOG – 4.4%

NU – 3.7%

ARM – 2.8%

ALNY – 2.7%

RBLX – 2.0%

TBBB – 0.25%

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SYM, Symbotic, is on my watchlist.
It’s a warehouse manager using AI and robotics to increase warehouse through put and storage density.

SYM focus is software and SaaS AI warehouse solutions. But, also has a physical footprint JV with SoftBank.

{“They formed a joint venture called GreenBox Systems in 2023, in which SoftBank owns 65% and Symbotic 35%. �� The JV’s model is to offer “warehouse‑as‑a‑service” using Symbotic’s automated systems, so customers can use highly automated, multi‑tenant warehouses without making large upfront capex. ����”}

This JV allows many small businesses to individually “rent” space in an automated warehouse. (Kinda like the strip mall, or boutique shops model.)

Jim Farley, Ford CEO, and other "Western business folks, have, after visiting China, warned about “dark factories” crushing traditional US manufacturing models.

Dark warehouses are also coming.

I own TSLA, in part, due to the giga factory (dark factory) potential, as well as it’s AI prowess for “dark warehousing”, “dark inventory and product management”, n “dark data centers”, etc.
I suspect Tesla’s lithium refinishing facility near Corpus Christi, is also highly automated, and prepping to be as “Dark” as possible.

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ralph

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