In this FSD episode, the show goes on. Micron reported blowout earnings, up double digits after hours on triple-digit revenue growth and a CEO saying he sees no end to memory demand. The takeaway: follow the money down the CapEx receiver chain (Micron feeds Nvidia, then spends on Lam Research, KLA, ACM), but recognize semis are crowded and over-positioned, so Micron is a hold rather than a fresh buy. From there the episode moves into the themes worth owning now: the lower-end consumer through names like Synchrony, Bread, and Enova, travel and leisure as a boomer play, and health care and biotech shifting from out-of-favor to momentum. The back half is a walk through new mean-reversion research and a statistic called net breadth, and why peak breakdowns are historically the most bullish time to buy.
About the show: Non-Consensus Investing is Ram Ahluwalia's running commentary on markets, where he shares how he's actually positioning capital and talks through the ideas most investors are missing. Real-time analysis, specific names, and a bias toward what's overlooked rather than what's crowded.
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