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Market Storm · all 13 reports

The AI market, read by a research method

Not stock tips — a look at where AI is really going by following its money. Each report is produced by STORM, a multi-agent AI research method, pointed at a real market catalyst: earnings, a major deal, an industry move. The finance is the payload; the method is the point.

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3 reports

  1. Rare earths in the age of AI: it’s a China bet first. Iron filings line up around a bar magnet made of the five magnet elements: neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium and yttrium.

    Lead report ·

    Rare earths in the age of AI

    Until about 2030, AI uses only ~5% of rare-earth magnets. These stocks move on China’s export rules, not on AI news.

    China’s export-rule pause ends

  2. ARKG – Analyzing Cathie Wood’s Genomics Fund. The fund drawn as 100 squares: tests and patient data 27, lab tools 25, AI drug discovery 11, gene editing 8, medicines 6, other holdings 23.

    ARKG

    ARKG’s 96% rise, an 8.8% fall, and a month of new AI biology tools

    In gene stocks, using the most AI isn’t the same as winning from it.

    ARKG holds about 33 gene and biology companies. Scored on AI use today and on gain if AI takes off, the two often disagree, and the best positioned own what AI can’t make: patient data, lab work and proven medicines.

    ARK Genomic Revolution ETF

  3. NVIDIA profit, quarter to 26 July: $59.7 billion. Cash that actually arrived: $24.1 billion.NVIDIA profit, quarter to 26 July: $59.7 billion. Cash that actually arrived: $24.1 billion.

    AI CAPEX

    Rebuilt after NVIDIA’s latest quarterly report — checked against company filings through 31 August 2026

    NVIDIA made $59.7 billion last quarter. $24 billion actually arrived.

    The gap is not an accounting quirk. NVIDIA now waits 60 days to be paid instead of 45, and for the first time it told investors in writing that some big buyers can take up to a year. It has also promised to cover $108.5 billion of somebody else’s rent, and set aside nothing against it. Forty-five claims went to agents told to disprove them, checked against 94 filings. Two came back wrong. The rest say the same thing: the company at the centre of the AI build has started financing its own customers.

    Cash NVIDIA collected per $1 of profit
    40c
    Days NVIDIA waits to be paid
    60
    Rent signed, buildings not handed over
    $1.24T

    14 agents · all 45 claims refuted-tested

Agents with opposing stakes, one catalyst

Fundamentals analyst · Short-seller · Industry engineer · Valuation watcher — and a fifth on the thesis pieces. They interview each other grounded in live web search, then a separate pass tries to refute the load-bearing claims against primary sources. What survives is written up with the caveats it earned — and every report shows its own roster and how deep the refutation went.

Research, not advice. It is the output of an AI research method applied to public information, and it may contain errors. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. The author may hold positions in companies covered. Do your own research.

The companies, one quarter at a time

10 reports

Each of these reads a single company’s filing. Four agents rather than five, and the top load-bearing claims go to the refutation pass rather than all of them — every line says which, and every report names its own roster.

Earlier reports, each at its own link. I don’t update them.

  1. EROC
  2. IREN
  3. GOOGL
  4. NBIS
  5. CRWV
  6. AMD
  7. SPCX
  8. PLTR
  9. MSFT
  10. AMZN