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FIVN
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ai
cloud
communications
enterprise
software
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Five9, Inc.
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4.1x
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0.70
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Five9 is a sub‑1% share leader in a structurally growing, AI-rewiring contact-center market; if it re-accelerates to low-teens growth and monetizes agentic CX, today’s distressed multiple can more than triple by 2030.
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| 2 |
NBIS
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ai
cloud
hardware
robotics
software
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Nebius Group N.V.
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4.0x
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0.90
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Nebius is an AI‑native neocloud riding massive compute demand and anchor contracts with Microsoft and Meta; if it executes its capex plan and layers higher‑margin AI platforms on top of infrastructure, shareholder value can grow several‑fold by 2030 despite heavy financing and concentration risks.
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| 3 |
CRWV
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ai
cloud
energy
enterprise
software
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CoreWeave, Inc.
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2.9x
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0.90
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CoreWeave is an AI-first cloud builder with rare backlog visibility and NVIDIA-aligned scale; if it executes through extreme capex and concentration risk, it can grow into a tier-1 AI infrastructure platform by 2030 with multi‑bagger equity upside.
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| 4 |
META
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advertising
ai
cloud
hardware
media
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Meta Platforms, Inc.
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2.0x
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0.90
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Meta is evolving from a dominant social ad network into an AI-native consumer and compute platform; if it executes on agents, commerce, and CoCompute while managing capex and regulation, 2030 revenue can more than double and equity plausibly ~2–3x despite mega-cap scale.
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| 5 |
AMZN
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advertising
ai
cloud
enterprise
media
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Amazon.com, Inc.
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2.0x
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0.90
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Amazon’s core flywheels—AWS, retail media, and Prime-driven commerce—plus new AI, Kuiper, and financialization plays can reasonably support ~2–3x equity value by 2030 despite heavy AI capex and regulatory friction.
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| 6 |
MSFT
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ai
cloud
enterprise
software
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Microsoft Corporation
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1.9x
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0.90
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Microsoft is the most advantaged enterprise AI and cloud platform; heavy capex compresses near-term GAAP profits but fuels a compute, security and agent flywheel that can roughly double enterprise value by 2030 with durable, premium returns.
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| 7 |
TSM
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ai
hardware
semiconductors
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
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1.7x
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0.90
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TSMC sits at the choke point of global AI compute; if it executes through geopolitical and capex risk, revenues can roughly double and equity value a bit more than double by 2030, keeping it a core Last Economy infrastructure asset.
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| 8 |
GOOG
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advertising
ai
cloud
media
software
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Alphabet Inc.
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1.7x
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0.90
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Alphabet is the leading full‑stack AI and attention platform; massive AI capex and regulatory drag cap multiple expansion, but double‑digit revenue growth plus new AI-native marketplaces still support ~1.8x value by 2030.
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| 9 |
NVDA
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ai
cloud
enterprise
hardware
semiconductors
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NVIDIA Corporation
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1.6x
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0.90
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NVIDIA is the central compute rail of the AI economy; even with multiple compression and rising competition, sustained hyperscaler and sovereign AI buildouts plus new software, security, and marketplace businesses support high-teens revenue growth and low‑teens equity returns into 2030 from an already enormous base.
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| 10 |
PLTR
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ai
cloud
defense
enterprise
software
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Palantir Technologies Inc.
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1.5x
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0.90
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Palantir is executing like the core Western AI/defense operating system with extraordinary growth and cash generation, but today’s mega‑cap, bubble‑level valuation means even a 5–7x revenue ramp to 2030 likely only delivers mid‑single to high‑single‑digit annual shareholder returns.
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