How could you POSSIBLY be bearish on compute right now when GPU rental prices are doing THIS? According to data from FastGPU, GPU rental prices increased as many as 81 times across providers over the past 60 days, with some of the most important chips used for AI training and inference seeing MASSIVE price increases. NVIDIA B300 rental prices increased 52.8%, going from $8.50 to $12.99 per GPU hour. H200 prices jumped 33.3%, B200 prices increased 27.8% and H100 prices rose 30% and the RTX PRO 6000? Rental prices surged an absolutely INSANE 307%. We're watching AI infrastructure companies get absolutely DESTROYED in the stock market, with investors freaking out about debt, financing costs, oversupply, and whether these companies will ever generate attractive returns on their investments. Meanwhile, the actual cost of renting the underlying compute is going UP. If we were genuinely heading toward a massive compute oversupply, you would expect rental prices to start collapsing as providers competed to fill their available capacity. Instead, we're seeing pricing strength across some of the most important GPUs powering the AI industry. And remember, we're still in the EARLY stages of AI adoption. Frontier labs are scaling their training clusters, inference demand is exploding as more people and businesses adopt AI, and the amount of compute required to serve increasingly sophisticated models continues to grow. This is EXACTLY why I've been so bullish on companies like $NBIS , $MU , $CRDO , $IREN etc. I genuinely believe compute will remain one of the most valuable resources in the AI economy for years to come. And while Wall Street continues panicking over the short term volatility, I'm BUYING THE DIP. If you want to know exactly what I’m buying on this dip and how I’m positioning across the compute buildout, check out portfolio below.