

With SpaceX's IPO expectations rising, the commercial space sector is attracting more attention. Our stock picks focus on core areas such as rocket launches, satellite manufacturing, lunar missions, space communications, and infrastructure, aiming to capitalize on investment opportunities across the industry chain.
The growing demand for AI computing power and data centers is driving continued attention to the storage industry chain. This stock focuses specifically on storage chips, hard drives, SSDs, storage controllers, and related industry chain companies.
OpenAI is becoming the most watched core target in this wave of AI IPOs. The company has confirmed that it has confidentially submitted its S-1 draft to the SEC, but also stated that it has not yet decided on a specific listing time and may remain private for some time. For ordinary investors, OpenAI is not yet officially listed and cannot directly buy its shares, so it is more appropriate to observe related opportunities from the perspective of industry chain and ecosystem mapping. RockFlow Research summarizes the OpenAI IPO concept with three main themes: First, equity and strategic investment mapping, including Microsoft, SoftBank, Nvidia, and Amazon. Among them, OpenAI's new financing disclosed in 2026 includes large investments from Amazon, SoftBank, and Nvidia, and at the same time announced a strategic partnership with Amazon and obtained support from Nvidia's next-generation inference computing power. Second, AI computing power and cloud infrastructure, including Nvidia, Oracle, AMD, Broadcom, Arm, TSMC, CoreWeave, and Vertiv. The core logic is that OpenAI's model training, inference, and data center expansion will continue to drive up computing power capital expenditure. Thirdly, there's the spreading sentiment surrounding AI applications, with companies like Palantir, AppLovin, and SoundHound AI benefiting significantly from increased risk appetite for AI-related topics. In the short term, OpenAI's IPO progress, valuation expectations, and the pace of its S-1 filing disclosure may act as catalysts; in the long term, the core factors remain ChatGPT commercialization, enterprise AI penetration rates, computing power costs, and profitability.
COMPUTEX 2026 will be held in Taipei from June 2nd to 5th, with the official theme "AI Together," focusing on AI & Computing, Robotics & Mobility, and Next-Gen Tech. The market highlights of this year's exhibition are not just "AI chip releases," but also the continued spread of AI from cloud training to server clusters, network interconnects, storage, power cooling, AI PCs, edge devices, and robotics applications. Correspondingly, three main investment themes should be observed: first, the computing power foundation, including GPUs, CPUs, ASICs, wafer foundries, and semiconductor equipment; second, AI infrastructure, including servers, switches, optical interconnects, memory, power supplies, and liquid cooling; and third, end-user applications, including AI PCs, smartphones, robots, autonomous driving, and IoT devices. COMPUTEX is often a crucial window for showcasing the global hardware supply chain roadmap. In the short term, it's about new product launches and order expectations; in the long term, it's about whether AI infrastructure capital expenditure can continue and whether "Physical AI" can unlock a new hardware demand cycle. RockFlow Research, combining the latest developments, has compiled a list of COMPUTEX 2026-related concept stocks for you, allowing you to seize investment opportunities with one click!
In times of market volatility, more investment opportunities often arise. Compared to picking individual stocks, investing in related ETFs can make it easier to capture profits from market reversals. The long-short strategy stock list covers major indices as well as leveraged ETFs in star stocks and the crypto sector, offering more investment choices and amplifying profits during bull and bear market shifts.
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, is becoming a core target in this round of AI IPO expectations. Recent news indicates that Anthropic has filed confidential IPO documents and its valuation is approaching $1 trillion after its latest funding round, rapidly increasing market attention on "pure AI large-scale model companies" entering the public market. RockFlow Research summarizes that since Anthropic is not yet officially listed, ordinary investors cannot directly buy its shares. Therefore, it is more appropriate to observe related concept stocks from three links: First, cloud and strategic investors, including Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft, who are not only computing power and model distribution channels but also important entry points for Anthropic's commercialization; second, computing power infrastructure, including Nvidia, Broadcom, TSMC, and data center power and cooling companies; and third, Claude's enterprise application ecosystem, including Snowflake, Salesforce, IBM, ServiceNow, Palantir, etc. In the short term, we look at the progress of the IPO and valuation expectations; in the long term, we look at whether Claude can continue to expand its revenue in enterprise AI, code assistants, data analysis, and government security scenarios.
Trump has won the 2024 US election. In his latest speech to Congress, Trump emphasized a number of key policy directions that may have a profound impact on related sectors. Trump plans to promote a rapid economic recovery through a series of executive orders, focusing on supporting the development of small businesses. In the energy field, it will be committed to reducing energy costs and restoring domestic energy production; at the same time, it will pay close attention to inflation and emphasize the need to maintain consumer purchasing power. In terms of foreign trade, Trump advocates the implementation of a reciprocal tariff policy, which may reshape the global supply chain. In addition, the speech also emphasized the direction of strengthening law enforcement and promoting immigration policy reform. Given the policy tendencies shown in Trump's speech: Supporting the energy independence strategy, traditional energy sectors BKR, XOM, and CVX are worth paying attention to Emphasizing financial regulatory reform, financial institutions such as JPM, GS, and BAC may benefit Paying attention to infrastructure investment plans, there are opportunities for engineering machinery leader CAT Supporting the development of digital innovation, cryptocurrency-related targets MSTR, COIN, MARA, etc. may usher in opportunities In addition, Trump's personal affiliated companies, such as the media platform DJT he founded, the supporter social platform RUM, and the campaign software developer PHUN, are also important targets. Given its emphasis on national defense, military stocks Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies may benefit from increased defense spending. Technological innovation companies such as Tesla (Musk is its supporter) are also worth paying attention to. The policy direction and goals proposed by Trump in his speech to Congress may have a profound impact on multiple concept sectors. Investors can pay attention to related concepts to seize the upcoming investment opportunities and seize the potential benefits brought by market changes.
Terry Smith is a renowned British fund manager, often referred to as the "British Buffett". He is the founder and CEO of Fundsmith, specializing in value investing and advocating for long-term holding. His funds have demonstrated steady performance, achieving an annualized return of 15.6% since the establishment of Fundsmith. His consistent investment strategy includes: buy shares in good companies, try not to overpay and then do nothing.
The news of Biden's withdrawal and Harris's Indian heritage running for office has pushed Indian leaders to the forefront of public opinion. Over the past decade, with the changes in the global political and economic landscape, investors have increasingly focused on leaders with multicultural backgrounds and international perspectives. Against this backdrop, Indian leaders, especially Indian Americans serving as CEOs, have gradually emerged in US stock companies. As the uncertainty of the global economy increases, paying attention to companies with Indian leaders may bring long-term returns and stable growth for investors.
To reshape critical U.S. supply chains and enhance strategic independence, the Trump administration is accelerating fiscal investment and industrial policy support, focusing on addressing bottlenecks in key minerals and high-end manufacturing. Its core objectives include ensuring a secure supply of critical materials, enhancing domestic smelting and processing capabilities, and deepening collaboration with the semiconductor and defense industries. This top-level approach is reshaping the trading logic of the U.S. resource and strategic materials sectors. Since the beginning of this year, four major transactions by the Trump administration have set the U.S. stock market on fire: An investment of approximately $400 million in rare earth miner MP Materials (MP.US); An injection of approximately $10 billion in struggling chip giant Intel (INTC.US); An investment in U.S. lithium company Lithium Americas (LAC.US); The White House recently confirmed the acquisition of a 10% stake in Trilogy Metals (TMQ.US). The share prices of all of these companies have seen significant gains, and this series of successful investments has fueled significant market speculation. The Trump administration emphasizes that these capital injections are crucial to ensuring domestic production capabilities in key areas such as modern weaponry, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure. Market analysts indicate that if the US government continues to invest billions or even hundreds of billions of dollars, investors who successfully bet on the next policy beneficiary are expected to reap substantial returns, driving the market's active search for the "next lucky winner." With the strengthening of the "national security + industrial revitalization" theme, key materials and domestic manufacturing will continue to be a focus of policy attention. The RockFlow investment research team has identified potential beneficiaries in sectors such as rare earths, uranium, copper, lithium, graphite, beryllium, and cobalt. They will also dynamically track policy progress and project milestones, providing investors with structured tracking and review resources.
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