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NVIDIA is taking on debt backed by its own GPU assets, which Capital Flows sees as a confident self-bet on those assets rising in value rather than a sign of financial strain, making the stock a buy.
The thesis is that TLT is a sell because surging AI infrastructure spending is keeping economic growth so strong — near 5.8% real GDP — that there's no reason for interest rates to fall, and bond prices won't recover until that spending boom burns out or the debt funding it cracks.
SLX, a steel ETF, looks attractive to buy because steel and metals prices are already up 43% this year as government spending rises, inventories shrink relative to sales, and overall demand picks up — all classic signals that commodity-driven stocks tend to keep running.