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Adam Johnson anchored several business programs at Bloomberg Television over five years, interviewing CEOs, heads of state, and Nobel laureates. His daily video investment blog, Insight and Action was sponsored by a major U.S. lender. Previously he managed global risk assets for ING Furman Selz and Louis Dreyfus, trading oil futures, listed equities and equity options. Adam began his career at Merrill Lynch with a degree in economics at Princeton.
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Right Place… Right Time
Raising Three AI Infrastructure Targets
- Companies building data centers and communications networks are key enablers of accelerating AI use
- Earnings growth is topping triple-digits in some cases and double-digit earnings beats are now standard
- Three long-time Bullseye holdings could still see accelerating growth and I am raising targets accordingly
Sweet Spot – Three of our AI infrastructure holdings are hitting price targets simultaneously, reflecting their appeal as picks-and-shovels alternatives to semiconductors and Mag-7 hyperscalers. We have owned these dynamic, well-positioned companies for at least a year, and we will continue to own them. On average, they have risen nearly 300%, so selling a small portion to honor discipline makes sense… so does maintaining exposure, justified by new price targets suggesting additional upside. Today’s note reiterates the sector’s investment thesis and clarifies how I derive my new targets. If these holding are new additions to your portfolio, keep them… there’s no need to do anything. If you’ve already made a multiple of your money (2-3x), sell a portion and hold the balance. This approach honors discipline, keeps the portfolio dynamic, and allows winners to keep running.
March 20, 2026
Read MoreTaking to the Skies
Our 2nd eVTOL Pick
- The WH and DoT have fast-tracked taxi and cargo drone service to begin this summer across 11 states
- Electric Vertical Takeoff/Landing market (eVTOL) projected to grow 42% CAGR through 2030 (UnivDatos)
- Only three companies in US capable of offering eVTOL service this year creates significant opportunity
Big Idea – Mobility is an exciting investment theme for this decade, encompassing multiple technologies spanning drones, EVs, autonomy, ride-sharing and delivery at scale. We already own Joby Aviation, whose people-carrying drones will make it the Uber of the Skies. This week I am adding its cargo-carrying, military-focused peer. It’s a company that IPO’d late last year to much acclaim. With recent White House endorsement and Dept. of Transportation approval for drone services to commence this summer across eleven states, investing in these companies takes on new urgency.
March 20, 2026
Read MoreRobot Took My Job… Not
In Defense of Software vs AI
- Morgan Stanley’s Software Index has fallen 50 percentage points in a year versus the NASDAQ QQQs
- Software stocks face concerns that AI will replicate proprietary code and replace established franchises
- Even software leaders have been decimated by “AI fear” even though many are AI use-cases not casualties
AI Angst – Software stocks have nosedived on concern that AI will figure out how to replicate companies’ proprietary code and write new programs autonomously. Privately held Anthropic, whose valuation has doubled in the past four months, is introducing AI-enabled software called Claude Code, which some believe could make human programmers obsolete. While I appreciate the concern, businesses still need visionaries to identify needs, propose solutions, and manage processes. With software stocks down 50% versus the NASDAQ over the past year, I’m stepping in as a buyer of one leader in particular. Robots may take some jobs in coming years, but not all jobs.
March 20, 2026
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