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Am I missing something, or is nebius free money right now

It seems like at this price, you can’t lose money. Their quarterly revenue a year from now will likely be above corweaves current quarterly revenue. But with less debt and better margins. Coreweave is currently valued at 60 billion, roughly 3x nebius.

I think it’s even possible that nebius q3 revenue next year is 50% higher than coreweaves last quarter revenue.

And the wild thing is that many feel that coreweave is currently undervalued right now.

To me it seems like there is very low risk thanks to the Microsoft contract, and very high reward. If buying calls, potentially a 15x on your money if they hit 60 billion market cap 1 year from now.

Or am I missing something? Does someone have a deeper analysis to tell me why I’m crazy? Because I feel like I am right now.

They just 5x their yearly revenue, but the stock is only up 40% on the announcement

Edit: just to add: I think people are underestimating the experience at nebius. Nebius comes out of yandex, which was the Google of Eastern Europe. Know for being a great company to work for who looked after their employees, the ceo was very against the Ukraine invasion, fled, took the top talent with him, and know you are look at a 20b market cap company that has people with experience of scaling world leading tech, and who are looking to make a stand

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u/Longjumping_Kale3013 — 8 hours ago
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PayPal and Palantir founder Peter Thiel just led a funding round for a startup building AI data centers in the ocean

PayPal and Palantir founder Peter Thiel just led a $140M Series B for Panthalassa, an Oregon-based startup that builds autonomous floating compute structures powered by ocean waves — reportedly valuing the company at nearly $1B.

Each 85-meter steel node bobs in open ocean, converting wave motion into electricity for onboard AI chips, all cooled naturally by seawater

Once deployed, the nodes can steer themselves to remote waters using only their hull shape (no engines) and beam AI results back via SpaceX’s Starlink.

The raise will finish a pilot factory near Portland and deploy the first wave-powered compute nodes in the Pacific Ocean, with commercial rollout in 2027.

Thiel told the Financial Times that “extraterrestrial solutions (to compute) are no longer science fiction” and that “Panthalassa has opened the ocean frontier.”

AI data centers have been one of the more controversial AI talking points for the general public, and the hostility towards their construction is growing fast. While both Elon Musk and Google have pushed space-based options, those are still far from reality, making the ocean an interesting and more realistic alternative.

u/ComplexExternal4831 — 4 days ago
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Just had to share this one because it’s too wild not to. Bought 200 QCOM $180 calls at $0.35 and sold them at $8.30. Ended up pocketing about $159,000.

Honestly, I don’t even know how to feel ..part of me is thrilled, part of me is like “did I just get insanely lucky?” Either way, this trade made my day. Definitely a YOLOlevel move, but sometimes you hit big and you just gotta enjoy it.I also told a friend

Not financial advice, just flexing a little. WSB, roast me, cheer me, or just enjoy the chaos.

u/Intrepid-Insect-902 — 7 hours ago

+$15k gain today

Post your today’s gain ladies and gents!

[EDIT] And the winner is a $500k gain in a single day. Fist bump to all the Nebius bulls!

u/johnrobinbrown1 — 6 hours ago

It's here!

Nebius today announced its financial results for Q1 2026.

 

Key highlights:

Record ARR growth: ARR grew 674% year-over-year; full-year guidance has been updated to ARR of $7-$9 billion and revenue of $3.0-3.4 billion.

Expanded margins: Adjusted EBITDA margin in our AI cloud business nearly doubled quarter-on-quarter to 45%.

Surpassing capacity targets: Contracted capacity now exceeds 3.5 GW, surpassing our 3 GW target; we now expect to have more than 4 GW of contracted capacity by the end of 2026.

Growing our US footprint: We have secured up to 1.2 GW of power and land for a new, owned AI factory in Pennsylvania, bringing our total number of >100 MW sites to seven.

 

Arkady Volozh, founder and CEO, said:

 

“We are a technology company at our core. We have world-class engineers and deep proprietary expertise across every layer of the stack. From infrastructure and multi-tenant cloud through inference solutions and agentic platforms. We are not simply responding to where the industry stands today; we have the knowledge and experience to build the infrastructure, tools, and capabilities for where it will be tomorrow.”

 

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u/niW_oT_edarT — 12 hours ago

May 13 Daily Thread: Earnings thread

Please use this thread for earnings and daily chat discussions for May 13th. I’ll pin it to the highlights. Looking into why daily thread isn’t posting too, but I’ve been busy 😃. GLTA

Nebius IR page: https://nebius.com/investor-hub

u/sixmantrader — 21 hours ago

I cannot think straight. WWYD ?

$NBIS bulls
Currently sitting on 1,500 shares around $100 avg + 5 $192.5 calls expiring 5/15.

Question for the degenerates: if cash isn’t the issue, are you exercising these if they print ITM or just taking profits?

The Anthropic + SpaceX rumor mill has me thinking this could get way bigger than people expect. Feels like the market still hasn’t fully priced in the AI infra arms race.

Curious how others are playing this. Hold commons long-term, or exercise this call and diamond hand the shares?

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u/GeorgeThe40 — 5 hours ago

Sold off DRAM and AXTI at loss just to get into NBIS

As said above I sold my DRAM and AXTI at a relatively minor loss just to get into NBIS cos after the latest earnings report I think it does have a very bright future ahead. I hope I’m still early. New investor here so feels stressful at times. How many of yall also recently rotated liquidity from other stocks into NBIS?

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u/Neither-Sweet-3218 — 9 hours ago

NBIS puts into earnings — chart looks cooked

NBIS went completely vertical into earnings and I think this is a classic sell-the-news setup. Expectations are way too high now. They don’t just need good earnings, they need perfect earnings and perfect guidance.

Insiders are also offloading into strength, which isn’t automatically bearish, but when the chart is this extended, it’s not exactly bullish either.

Technically it looks stretched: parabolic move, no real consolidation, crowded AI/cloud trade, and air pockets underneath if momentum breaks.

I’m bearish short term. Looking for a flush back into the 160s or lower after earnings.

TLDR: overextended chart, insiders selling, earnings bar too high. May 22 puts.

u/AdStunning7419 — 2 days ago

Bought the dip. We are taking off tomorrow 🚀

Don’t listen to the bears. Bought more today before market close.

u/johnrobinbrown1 — 1 day ago

Pov: Student

I wish I had more capital available when I invested in NBIS. I was 19 at the time and am now 20. My average entry price is $50, but I only hold 29 shares, because I don’t have much capital. I sometimes wish I had been older so I could invest some big bucks. I know many people can relate to this experience.

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u/molipri2 — 11 hours ago