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Thursday, October 8

OpenAI annualized revenue set to hit $50B, ~$20B below earlier reports (FT); AI stocks sell off, Nasdaq -1.3%

What happened

The Financial Times reported Thursday that OpenAI's annualized revenue is on track to reach $50 billion, roughly $20 billion below earlier reported figures, based on financial documents shared with investors. The lower run-rate suggested the pace of growth for AI leaders is moderating rather than accelerating. Tech stocks fell in afternoon trading: the Nasdaq composite dropped 1.3%, the S&P 500 fell 0.6%, and AI-exposed names sold off hard - CoreWeave and Constellation Energy each fell about 6%, while Astera Labs and Arm Holdings each plunged roughly 8%. Futurum strategist Shay Boloor noted the $20B gap between OpenAI's real run-rate and reported number reflects sales flowing through AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure rather than disappearing revenue.

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Who’s affected & sources

Who’s affected

  • {'exposure': 'Poster child of AI demand; a lower revenue trajectory raises questions about how fast cloud/neocloud capacity converts to cash and how quickly infrastructure partners (Microsoft/OpenAI Stargate builds, CoreWeave, Oracle) get paid back.', 'name': 'Nvidia (NVDA)'}
  • {'exposure': "Largest OpenAI backer and compute partner; OpenAI's real run-rate vs reported figure is partly sales flowing through Azure, and a moderating OpenAI growth pace directly slows Azure AI services revenue growth.", 'name': 'Microsoft (MSFT)'}
  • {'exposure': 'Reported earlier Thursday as needing $50B+ in financing for OpenAI custom chips; shares fell below the 50-day moving average as OpenAI revenue doubts met financing scrutiny.', 'name': 'Broadcom (AVGO)'}
  • {'exposure': 'AI neocloud pure play; fell ~6% as investors marked down expected OpenAI contract growth.', 'name': 'CoreWeave (CRWV)'}
  • {'exposure': 'AI data-center connectivity; fell ~8% in the AI-chain de-risking.', 'name': 'Astera Labs (ALAB)'}
  • {'exposure': 'ARM-based AI compute exposure; fell ~8% alongside the AI complex.', 'name': 'Arm Holdings (ARM)'}
  • {'exposure': 'Power infrastructure for AI data centers; fell ~6% as slower OpenAI growth implied slower data-center power demand ramp.', 'name': 'Constellation Energy (CEG)'}

Monday, September 28

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Treasury selloff extends Monday: 10-year yield 5.214% (fresh multiyear high), 30-year 5.518%; Brent $106.82 (+2.4%); Nasdaq futures -0.9%, S&P/Dow futures ~-0.4%

What happened

The US Treasury selloff deepened on Monday, Sept. 28, pushing yields to fresh multiyear highs. Per WSJ/Dow Jones Newswires, the 10-year yield settled at 5.241% (a 19-year high; intraday high of 5.272%, near a 24-year record) and the 30-year touched 5.561%, a 24-year high. The S&P 500 fell 0.77% to 7,683.69, the Dow dropped 347.1 points (0.67%) to 51,481.51, and the Nasdaq fell 0.92% to 26,820.38. Brent crude closed at $105.28 (+0.9%) after an intraday 3% spike, and money markets priced a 70% probability of a 25bp Fed rate hike in October (vs. 58% a week earlier per CME FedWatch).

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  • Broad market — S&P 500 fell 0.77% to 7,683.69, Dow dropped 347.1 points (0.67%) to 51,481.51, Nasdaq fell 0.92% to 26,820.38. Tech/AI bore the brunt: META -~5% Monday following a ~3.5% Friday drop
  • Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) -3.5%+; iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) -2%
  • Arm (ARM), Intel (INTC), SanDisk (SNDK) among biggest Nasdaq decliners; all Magnificent Seven closed lower except Nvidia (NVDA +1.7% to $228.86 after its board raised the buyback authorization by $150B to $235B). Crypto-linked stocks (HOOD, COIN, MARA, CRCL) pulled back with Bitcoin ~$83,300. Gold fell $150.80 (-3.5%) to $4,135.40. Money markets priced a 70% probability of a 25bp Fed hike in October (vs. 58% a week earlier per CME FedWatch).

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