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• 2026-07-19EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  These 2 Sectors Are Quietly Breaking Out While Wall Street Panics

  Luke Lango's Hypergrowth Investing editorial argues that recent market pullbacks in AI/semiconductor stocks represent rotation, not fundamental deterioration, and identifies two breakout sectors (satellite/telecom rebuilding and underappreciated AI infrastructure plays) as vehicles for capturing $7 trillion in capital reallocation by decade-end. The email promotes access to a free video and seven specific stock recommendations positioned to benefit from structural shifts in AI power infrastructure and orbital telecom buildout.
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• 2026-07-17EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  Follow the Smoothie, Not the Beer

  Luke Lango analyzes a structural generational spending shift where Gen Z is allocating wallets from traditional nightlife (bars, alcohol) to fitness infrastructure (premium gyms, boutique studios, functional beverages). The email presents Bank of America payment data showing gym-related spending now exceeds bar/pub traffic by 22 percentage points and argues this identity-level consumption change will drive stock valuations for fitness and wellness-adjacent companies.
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• 2026-07-16EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  Vint Cerf’s DNSid Project Could Expand the AI Infrastructure Trade

  Luke Lango's Hypergrowth Investing analyzes Vint Cerf's DNSid project—a cryptographic identity/authentication system for AI agents operating across organizational boundaries—as a foundational infrastructure layer that could unlock the next phase of the AI economy by solving the trust problem holding back cross-organizational agent transactions. The email positions DNSid as analogous to TCP/IP's role in enabling the modern internet, arguing that enterprise AI agents currently trapped within company walls represent only a fraction of compute demand compared to use cases involving agents negotiating directly with other agents across the open internet (procurement, financial, logistics, healthcare).
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• 2026-07-15EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  Why These Cheap AI Stocks Are Still a Buy Despite the Selloff

  Luke Lango argues that AI infrastructure stocks—specifically memory chip producers like Samsung—remain undervalued despite retail sentiment turning sour on the sector. He contrasts public rejection of consumer AI (Meta's AI glasses) with Wall Street conviction around enterprise AI capex shortages, positioning five overlooked 'cheap AI stocks' as beneficiaries of supply-constrained server/memory markets.
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• 2026-07-14EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  The Physical AI Proof Points Are Suddenly Everywhere

  Luke Lango argues that Physical AI (AI embedded in hardware devices like robots, wearables, autonomous vehicles, and edge devices) represents a paradigm shift from cloud-based AI and is creating a multi-trillion-dollar hardware ecosystem. The email outlines six pillars of the Physical AI supply chain, including edge AI silicon, perception systems, actuators, power systems, thermal management, and software frameworks, positioning readers to identify infrastructure beneficiaries of this shift.
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• 2026-07-13EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  If You Missed Micron, Try This Instead

  Keith Kaplan (TradeSmith CEO) applies seasonality analysis to AI memory stocks (Micron, Western Digital) following recent pullbacks from 700%+ gains, arguing that timing patterns matter as much as stock selection. The email frames a free Breakthrough 2026 event (July 16) as the venue for deeper analysis of recurring seasonal patterns that signal buy/sell windows regardless of narrative.
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• 2026-07-12EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  The AI Selloff Is Not the End. It Is the Setup.

  Luke Lango positions current AI infrastructure selloff as a buying opportunity analogous to 1908 automotive industry panic, arguing that strong demand signals (Samsung's 19x YoY operating income growth) are being ignored by the market. Recommends identifying overlooked semiconductor plays and highlights a breakthrough efficiency technology backed by Meta ($6B deal) and Apple ($2.5B investment) as a better opportunity than Mag 7 stocks.
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• 2026-07-11EDITORIALHypergrowth Investing

  The Bearish AI Headline That's Actually the Most Bullish Signal of the Year

  Luke Lango argues that Anthropic's government-ordered suspension of Claude frontier models represents a bullish shift, not bearish—signaling AI's reclassification from consumer tool to strategic national asset analogous to nuclear/semiconductor/GPS. He frames the emerging 'sovereign AI' infrastructure build-out across US, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and UAE as a Manhattan Project-scale regime change driving capital flows to semiconductor fabs, data centers, networking, and power infrastructure.
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