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NVIDIA Earnings Revealed These AI Stocks Winners

Alex Talks StocksMay 31, 2026

Following Nvidia's strong earnings, the creator identifies key "second-order winners" in the AI ecosystem. The focus shifts to companies powering AI infrastructure, specifically utilities providing electricity for data centers (Constellation Energy, Vistra, Eaton) and manufacturers of chip-making machinery (ASML, Lamb Research).

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ETNBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Eaton is a key player in providing components necessary for power plants and electrical systems, essential for scaling utilities to meet AI's power demands.

NOWBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Service Now is a strong contender in the software layer, poised to benefit from AI by improving worker efficiency and automating tasks, rather than being replaced by it.

PLTRNeutralLow ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Palantir is noted for its AI opportunity, but the creator expresses a lack of impressiveness regarding its stock trend and AI implementation.

MSFTNeutralLow ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Microsoft is mentioned as having a massive opportunity in AI software, but the creator is not yet impressed with its stock trend or ability to implement AI effectively.

SMCINeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Super Micro Computer is highlighted for building racks that house AI hardware, with its business expected to grow as more Nvidia cards are deployed and data centers expand.

DELLNeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Dell is mentioned for building out racks that secure Nvidia cards in data centers, with demand expected to rise as more AI hardware is deployed.

VRTNeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Vertiv is highlighted for its critical role in providing cooling systems for data centers, which will scale directly with the growth of data center infrastructure needed for AI.

AVGONeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Broadcom is on the watch list for its role in making chips and components for networking and data transfer, crucial for AI's massive data needs.

MUNeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Micron is on the watch list for making fast memory essential for AI GPUs, and is expected to benefit from the current memory shortage driven by AI demand.

TSMNeutralMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

TSM is mentioned as a major customer of ASML, relying on their advanced machines to produce chips, indicating its importance in the AI supply chain.

AMATNeutralHigh ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

Applied Materials is a key company on the watch list, providing material systems for chip inspection and manufacturing, and is expected to benefit from the continued success of AI.

LRCXBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Lamb Research is identified as a key company involved in the manufacturing of chips, making it a crucial player in the AI infrastructure supply chain.

ASMLBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

ASML is a critical company on the watchlist for creating the machines that manufacture chips, essential for Nvidia and the broader AI ecosystem.

EATBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Eaton is a crucial component supplier for power plants and electrical infrastructure, essential for scaling utilities to meet AI's energy demands.

VSTBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Vistra is identified as a company integrated within power generation that stands to benefit from the escalating demand for electricity to power AI infrastructure.

CEGBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Constellation Energy, a major nuclear power provider, is highlighted as a key beneficiary of the increased electricity demand driven by AI data centers.

NVDANeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Nvidia's stock has shown little movement despite exceptional earnings, suggesting a focus on second-order AI beneficiaries rather than Nvidia itself.

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