Micron's HBM cycle: can AI memory change the boom-bust math?
A Micron five-year double thesis focused on HBM demand, DRAM/NAND cycle discipline, capital intensity, and whether AI memory improves through-cycle economics.
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Micron: AI memory scarcity is rewriting the cycle
A refreshed Micron Technology thesis using latest official May 2026 data, Q2 FY2026 results, HBM4 production, AI server memory demand, data-center mix, U.S. manufacturing updates, capex, balance-sheet strength, and cycle risk.
OpenAGBK: the profitable Brazil bank whose growth depends on one regulatory gate
AGI Inc came public with Banco Agibank scale, 7.1 million active clients, a R$35.5 billion credit portfolio and post-IPO capital strength, but the thesis turns on INSS access, credit quality, funding spreads and founder-controlled governance.
OpenAFYA: Brazil's medical-school seat machine is profitable, but regulation is the moat and the risk
Afya is a profitable Brazilian medical education platform built around scarce regulated medical-school seats. The thesis rests on seat maturation, tuition durability, cash conversion and whether the newer physician ecosystem can grow without undermining margin
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