Executive Summary
Over 300 stocks doubled in 2025, but three infrastructure plays stand out for their positioning in the AI buildout cycle. Micron Technology has already sold out its memory production through 2026, with industry reports suggesting supply shortages extending through 2027 across all major players. This creates a rare commodity dynamic in a typically cyclical business. Meanwhile, Lemonade's insurance technology platform is finally hitting profitability metrics after years of losses, with loss ratios below 75% and a path to EBITDA breakeven by end-2026. The solar tracking leader Nextracker benefits from the fastest-to-deploy power solution for data centers, trading at reasonable 20x earnings despite doubling. However, massive insider selling across all three names suggests management teams are taking profits at current valuations. The convergent thesis centers on AI infrastructure bottlenecks creating temporary monopoly-like pricing power, but execution risk remains high given the speculative nature of these buildout timelines.
Key Insights
what Matt Frankel, Jon Quast said“Micron itself has already sold out for 2026. And there are some reports out there that are already saying between all of the major players out there, which includes Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynex, there won't be enough supply for 2027 either, broadly speaking.”
what Matt Frankel, Jon Quast said“Of all of them, solar is the fastest right now to deploy at scale relative to anything else... they are still extremely cheap electrons and the speed to scale up power production is the fastest you're going to see.”
what Matt Frankel, Jon Quast said“The company's finally hitting its loss ratio targets. Lemonade aims to keep a loss ratio, which is the claims that it pays out as a percentage of its premiums collected, of 75% or less. And it's well below that over the past 12-month period.”
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