Milk Road AI

In this episode, we explore how removing humans from the loop is drastically accelerating the adoption of AI agents and reshaping value across the economy. We analyze why seat-based SaaS platforms and legacy payment intermediaries like Visa and Mastercard face severe disruption from high-frequency agentic transactions. Plus, we cover why enterprise data orchestrators like Palantir, AI roll-up comp...

In this episode, Melvin breaks down four AI stocks positioned around the next phase of the infrastructure boom: Marvell, Credo, Samsung and Cerebras. We explore why AI networking and connectivity could become one of the most important parts of the entire AI buildout, as thousands of GPUs need faster switches, optical links, cables and interconnects to communicate efficiently. Melvin explains why M...

In this episode, we break down why AI infrastructure, compute, memory, CPUs, networking, and companies generating real AI revenue today may still have significant upside, even as other parts of the AI market struggle to keep up. We discuss why Nvidia continues to outperform, what Micron’s latest results say about the memory cycle, why AI agents could create a major new wave of CPU demand, and how...

In this episode, Martin breaks down the growing disconnect between the stock market and the broader U.S. economy. While mega-cap tech and semiconductor stocks continue to push indexes higher, sectors like housing, small caps, banks, transportation, and retail are struggling under the weight of high interest rates and tightening financial conditions. We look at why Treasury yields above 5% are beco...

In this episode, we break down the emerging AI agent economy and where value could actually accrue as personal “Chief of Staff” agents begin interacting with software, financial platforms, payment systems, and other AI agents on our behalf. We explore why the consumer AI agent layer could become increasingly commoditized, why certain SaaS companies may thrive while others get disrupted, and why cy...

In this episode, LG sits down with Viktoriya Hying, co-founder of B3 Labs, to explore a very different model for AI infrastructure: instead of simply renting GPUs from providers like CoreWeave, what if individuals and smaller AI companies could actually own the hardware themselves? B3IQ helps customers acquire, host, and monetize dedicated NVIDIA GPU systems. Owners can use the machines for their...

Micron just delivered one of the strongest earnings reports of the AI boom - explosive revenue growth, soaring margins, booming HBM demand, and customers locking in memory supply years in advance. So why isn’t Micron stock exploding? In this episode, Melvin breaks down Micron’s latest earnings, what the numbers reveal about the AI memory boom, and why Wall Street is still hesitant to fully embrace...

AI demand is accelerating at an extraordinary pace. OpenAI has reportedly reached roughly $70 billion in annual recurring revenue, enterprise AI adoption is surging, and demand for memory and AI infrastructure remains extremely strong. So why are investors still nervous? In this episode, we break down the growing disconnect between booming AI fundamentals and a difficult macro environment. We disc...

In this episode, Martin breaks down the full Bending Spoons investment thesis, including why he believes the stock could be worth around $48 per share, roughly 45% above the price discussed in the episode. We explore how Bending Spoons is approaching acquisitions like Airtable and Miro, why its 500M+ monthly active users could become a major competitive advantage, and how its AI-driven operating m...

In this episode of Milk Road Stocks, ARK Invest Chief Futurist Brett Winton and Multi-Omics Portfolio Manager Ovid Amadi explain why the convergence of artificial intelligence, genomics, gene editing, cancer diagnostics, and drug discovery could create one of the biggest investment opportunities of the AI era. The core idea: biology is generating enormous amounts of proprietary data, and AI is bec...

OpenAI and Anthropic are losing token share to cheaper open-weight and specialized AI models, raising a major question for investors: if frontier AI companies account for such a large share of future compute demand, what happens to NVIDIA, semiconductors, data centers, and the broader AI infrastructure trade if their growth slows? In this episode, Vincent breaks down why open-weight AI models are...

Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, is quickly becoming one of the biggest stories in the AI market, and it could have major implications for Meta stock, AI infrastructure, semiconductors, SaaS, e-commerce, and the future of the internet. In this episode, Melvin breaks down why Meta Muse could become a major consumer AI platform, how Meta’s massive distribution through Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp giv...

In this episode, the team breaks down why they’re staying bullish on AI and crypto long term while preparing for a potential short-term pullback. We discuss current portfolio positioning, the risk of a bull trap, where we’re taking profits, and which AI stocks could offer the biggest opportunities if the market sells off. We also debate one of the most interesting AI investment stories right now:...

In this episode, Martin breaks down the bear case for the AI bottleneck trade and why the next phase of the AI boom could look very different from the last one. OpenAI and Anthropic are expected to control a massive share of global AI data center compute, while hyperscalers and infrastructure companies continue pouring hundreds of billions into AI CapEx. The question is whether the revenue will ac...

In this episode, Richard Socher, CEO of Recursive, founder of You.com, AIX Ventures investor, and author of The Eureka Machine, joins LG Doucet to explain why some of AI’s most important breakthroughs may still be ahead of us. Richard breaks down his vision for the “Eureka Machine”: a system of AI agents capable of generating ideas, implementing them, testing the results, and continuously improvin...

In this episode, Vincent breaks down how Bending Spoons is building what he describes as an AI-enabled version of Berkshire Hathaway, acquiring established SaaS companies, transforming their operations, cutting costs, improving monetization, and using AI to make the entire portfolio more efficient. Rather than competing directly in AI infrastructure, Bending Spoons is betting on AI adoption. The c...

In today’s episode, we break down why IREN could be one of the most misunderstood AI stocks in the market, how rising rates could impact the neocloud business model, and why access to electricity may become even more important than access to GPUs as the AI data center boom accelerates. We compare IREN, CoreWeave, and Nebius to understand what actually separates these AI infrastructure companies. C...

In today’s episode, we break down why agentic AI could become the next major catalyst for AI stocks, semiconductor demand, data centers, memory, and the broader AI infrastructure buildout. As AI moves beyond chatbots and starts completing real-world tasks across email, calendars, finance, software, and business workflows, inference demand could rise dramatically. ~~~~ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠...

In this episode, Melvin breaks down the growing push from Anthropic, OpenAI researchers, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Dario Amodei, and others to introduce stronger AI safety rules and potentially slow the development of frontier AI models. We look at the real risks behind increasingly autonomous AI agents, recursive self-improvement, cybersecurity threats, and why some researchers believe current AI sy...

In this episode, financial educator and longtime investor Brian Feroldi breaks down why the AI boom may not be a traditional valuation bubble, but something potentially harder to spot: an earnings bubble. If massive investment in GPUs, data centers, memory, energy, and AI infrastructure eventually creates excess capacity, today’s extraordinary profits could prove much less sustainable than investo...

In this episode, Melvin breaks down why OpenAI’s rapidly increasing compute requirements could create major opportunities across AI infrastructure. We look at the growth of AI token usage, the rise of coding agents like Codex, OpenAI’s expanding revenue opportunities, and why compute could become one of the biggest bottlenecks in the next phase of artificial intelligence. Then, we break down four...

In this episode, we break down the rapidly evolving robotaxi market and explain why Tesla and Uber could both emerge as major winners. Tesla has powerful advantages in autonomous driving, Full Self-Driving, manufacturing, real-world driving data, and vertical integration. But building the best autonomous vehicle is only one piece of the puzzle. Scaling robotaxis also requires regulation, fleet ope...

In this episode, Jordi Visser breaks down why he believes the AI trade is back, how the latest generation of AI agents is changing investing, and why tools like Grokbot, ChatGPT, and Codex could radically change how individual investors research markets, build trading systems, and analyze opportunities. Jordi also explains why the recent correction in AI stocks may have been healthy, why he still...

In this episode, Vincent breaks down why fears of AI overcapacity may be missing what’s happening beneath the surface. Data center capacity is being absorbed rapidly, hyperscalers are facing enormous cloud backlogs, and demand for AI compute continues to run into constraints across power, memory, and infrastructure. We explore why NVIDIA could remain supply-constrained despite massive investment i...

In this episode, we break down why the rapid adoption of AI agents could drive significantly more demand for compute, inference, memory, data centers, and the broader AI infrastructure stack. As models get faster, cheaper, and more capable, AI isn’t just becoming easier to use; it’s increasingly capable of performing actual work. We discuss the rise of “labor as a service,” why agent token usage i...