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Daily market brief · 2026-06-06

Morning brief — Jun 6: Google is paying SpaceX nearly $1 billion a month for AI — buy the data center suppliers they rely on

Google just signed a massive deal to pay SpaceX nearly $1 billion a month for AI computing power, underscoring that the arms race for data centers is far from over. Also in focus: AI & automation, Earnings, Macro.

Ideas in this brief (5)

  1. Crypto panic accelerates as ETH hits 13-month low — bet on further downside
    SHORT · BTC, ETH

    Ethereum has crashed to a 13-month low as Bitcoin also plummeted below $60,000, driven by a major software bug scare and fears of rising interest rates.

  2. Chip stocks suffer worst day in 6 years — grab AI leaders at a rare discount
    LONG · MRVL, MU, NVDA

    The semiconductor sector just had its worst day in six years, heavily dragging down fundamentally strong companies like Nvidia and Micron.

  3. Google is paying SpaceX nearly $1 billion a month for AI — buy the data center suppliers they rely on
    LONG · ANET, VRT, VST

    Google just signed a massive deal to pay SpaceX nearly $1 billion a month for AI computing power, underscoring that the arms race for data centers is far from over.

  4. Tesla gets a major upgrade while tech crashes — ride the counter-trend bounce
    LONG · TSLA

    Even though tech stocks crashed on Friday, JPMorgan just gave Tesla a huge vote of confidence. They upgraded the stock and significantly raised their price target.

  5. Chip stocks crushed in worst day in 6 years — bargain hunt the AI infrastructure build-out
    LONG · MRVL, MU, NVDA

    Chip stocks just suffered their worst single-day drop in six years due to broader market panic. Despite this, tech giants are still on track to spend over $700 billion this year alone on AI infrastructure, guaranteeing massive future revenue for these beaten-down chipmakers.

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