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The All-In hosts think the recent NASDAQ drop is being exaggerated by traders using borrowed money to bet on momentum rather than reflecting any real deterioration in the underlying businesses, and that as AI spending eventually pays off in actual profits, this selloff will prove to be a buying opportunity in QQQ.
Memory chip stocks have dropped 30–40% from their highs in a momentum-driven washout, but the underlying demand from AI buildouts hasn't actually weakened, so the All-In crew sees this selloff as a chance to buy SMH at a discount before prices recover.
The Compound sees Apple as the best way to bet on AI becoming part of everyday life without taking on the risk of the massive, cash-burning infrastructure spending that pure-play AI companies require, and believes Apple's products will stay central to how people use technology over the next five years.