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The AI Trade Is Cracking | Peter Boockvar on What to Own Instead

Wealth professionals get a framework for thinking about AI buildout risk as a chain across financing, chips and construction rather than a single equity story. The episode also ties AI financing costs to the Fed debate and surveys consumer, oil and defensive-sector signals.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

Peter Boockvar of OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners explains how AI demand can keep growing while the companies building data centers struggle to earn a return. He traces how a slowdown would reach a lender, a chipmaker and an electrician building a data center differently, using CoreWeave’s lease commitments and memory chip history as examples. The episode also covers the consumer, oil inventories, overseas stocks, healthcare, consumer staples, gold miners and private credit refinancing.

  1. Boockvar explains how AI demand can grow while data center builders struggle to earn a return, with CoreWeave committed to years of lease payments.
  2. He draws on memory chip history to explain why a stock can look cheapest just as its earnings are peaking.
  3. He compares CoreWeave’s lease commitments and borrowing costs with IREN’s approach.
  4. He says reopening the Strait of Hormuz would still leave oil inventories to rebuild, and he sees value in overseas stocks, healthcare and consumer staples.

Chapters

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TimeChapterLength
How much of the economy depends on the AI buildout?6 min
The workers who build data centers and the jobs that last5 min
Micron and the trap of buying peak earnings7 min
Who bears the losses if an AI infrastructure company defaults?5 min
How AI financing costs enter the Fed’s rate debate6 min
What concerts, hotels and hiring tell us about the consumer8 min
Oil supply and the long job of rebuilding inventories8 min
Looking overseas for overlooked stocks5 min
The case for consumer staples and healthcare7 min
Rush at Madison Square Garden and Peter Boockvar’s first concert5 min

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