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lens The Helmer lens on Oracle averse Oracle has signed large AI capacity deals, but its rising build costs and latest financing talks leave the barrier protecting those deals unproven. lens The Dalio lens on MiniMax Group cautious MiniMax's revenue is rising, but its proposed convertible debt leaves Dalio's repayment test unanswered until issuance and cash-flow terms are clear. signal MiniMax Group: coverage against price Sharpest recent signal: peak 11 in 2026Q1. chart → number 84.4% round trip: MiniMax's slide from its March 2026 peak from the roughly HK$1,330 March peak to the HK$207.2 October 8 close → lens The Graham lens on CoreWeave averse CoreWeave’s larger backlog strengthens its prospects, but the record still cannot show a Graham-style margin of safety at the current price. moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-01-28ASML reports Q4 bookings of €13.2B, against a €6.32B estimate. Orders show demand for tools, not acceptance of a later price proposal. → moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-07-15ASML gives FY2026 sales guidance of €43B–€45B. The earlier guidance figure is not supplied here, so this range cannot quantify the change. → moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-07-16The Information dates the ASML–TSMC equipment-pricing talks and TSMC's resistance. → moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-08-19Reuters reports the Samsung new-order foundry increase that took effect in July. → moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-08-24Bloomberg reports Nvidia's customer notice for early 2027 system prices, not a current invoice. → moved What moved: The Chokepoint Rotation 2026-08-28The Wall Street Journal reports Nvidia's Q2 supplier commitments at $279B, against $119B in Q1. Commitments are not realized supplier prices. → moved What moved: The AI Capex Supercycle 2026-07-18Pillar launch. TEXXR counts 534 AI data-center capex articles for 2026 Q2, compared with 85 in 2024 Q1. →