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title: 'The Collapse Begins'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=-HXNDeabnaM'
video_id: '-HXNDeabnaM'
date: 2026-10-22
duration_sec: 1636
channel: 'Meet Kevin'
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# The Collapse Begins

> Source: [The Collapse Begins](https://youtube.com/watch?v=-HXNDeabnaM)

## Summary

The video discusses the current state of the stock market, focusing on the 'great suckening'—a period where major AI companies are raising massive amounts of capital, leading to market volatility and a flight to safety. The host, Kevin, analyzes specific companies like Bloom Energy and Western Digital that beat earnings but saw stock declines, and provides his bullish outlook on AI and real estate despite near-term uncertainty.

### Key Points

- **The Great Suckening** [00:00] — The host warns of a 'great suckening' where companies like Google, SpaceX, Broadcom, Oracle, and Meta are raising billions, sucking capital from the stock market, leading to market downturns and investor nervousness.
- **Treasury Yields Drop** [01:43] — Treasury yields dropped 17.2 basis points, indicating a flight to safety. The host suggests that if yields peaked at 5.27%, buying bonds now could be profitable as bond prices rise when yields fall.
- **Beat and Raise, Stock Down** [02:35] — Bloom Energy and Western Digital both beat earnings and raised guidance, yet their stocks fell. This is attributed to market nervousness and a general trend of selling AI stocks despite strong fundamentals.
- **Valuation Collapse** [04:20] — Forward P/E ratios for S&P 500 companies are collapsing while forward earnings rise, creating a 'bizarre wedge'. This indicates investors are unwilling to pay high multiples, despite strong earnings growth.
- **Anthropic IPO Timing** [07:10] — The host predicts Anthropic will IPO between midterms and Christmas, before lapping its big Q1 growth, to present the most favorable year-over-year comparisons. They also note Anthropic's valuation was cut by 25% to $1 trillion.
- **Compute Commitments** [09:01] — Anthropic has $518 billion in compute commitments, requiring massive fundraising. Going public is seen as a way to raise capital and brag about Q4-to-Q4 earnings on their first post-IPO earnings call.
- **Bullish 2030s Outlook** [10:51] — The host predicts rates will return to zero by 2032-2033, real estate will skyrocket, oil will drop to $40/barrel, and AI will lead to deflation, requiring money printing and stimulus, which will keep rates low and benefit real estate.
- **Hyperscaler Capex** [13:00] — Hyperscaler and neocloud capex is expected to reach $1.58 trillion in 2027, up 60% from 2026. This massive spending requires significant fundraising, contributing to market volatility and cheaper valuations.
- **AI Capex Driving S&P Growth** [15:46] — AI capital expenditures contribute 15% of S&P 500 sales growth this year, expected to rise to 24% next year. Most of this money goes to NVIDIA, which the host considers 'dirt cheap' with a PEG ratio of 0.58.
- **Power and ASICs** [17:17] — GE Vernova's gas turbines are sold out for the decade at $3,000 per kilowatt. ASICs (custom accelerators) are gaining market share, with companies like Marvell and Broadcom partnering with Amazon and Google.
- **Buying Opportunity** [18:26] — The host suggests that times of maximum fear (election, Iran, Fed meeting) are generally the best times to buy. He mentions buying the dip on Q's at $700-707 and highlights rate-sensitive plays like LDI and TLT.
- **Lennar's Margin Squeeze** [19:46] — Lennar's margins have halved from 9% to 4.8% due to high rates, and they've stopped building multifamily. This is an example of the 'suckening' affecting non-AI sectors.
- **Apple Doesn't Suck** [22:41] — Apple is an 'anti-AI stock' because it doesn't need to fundraise, unlike Meta or SpaceX. The host bought Apple stock at $315, expecting the iPhone Duo to sell out, but is bitter about the launch.
- **Bloom Energy Cash Flow** [23:35] — Bloom Energy's operating cash flow turned negative, which is why the stock is down despite strong earnings. The market is focused on cash flow, not just earnings, in the current environment.

### Conclusion

The video concludes that while the market is experiencing a 'great suckening' due to massive AI capital raises, this creates buying opportunities. The host remains bullish on AI, NVIDIA, and real estate, predicting a deflationary 2030s with zero rates, and advises focusing on cash flow and buying during peak fear.

## Transcript

here's the scoop. No matter how great you're doing right now in the artificial intelligence boom, we're dealing with a pretty big suckening right now. And there's one thing I can tell you. The more companies suck capital out of the
more companies suck capital out of the stock market, the worse stocks do. We knew this would happen back when Google and SpaceX ended up sucking about a hundred billion dollars a piece at the end of May and the beginning of June. We
warned about the great sucking coming and what happened? We had six weeks of the stock market going down and he ended up having people getting liquidated and destroyed. What's happening now? Now the crazy thing is you're having a suckening
again. Broadcom with two massive funding rounds for OpenAI and Anthropic. Oracle SpaceX needs $40 billion which is really just like onetenth of what they need. Meta issuing uh stock splits so they could create a dual class of shares. so
they could fund raise more and allow Zuck to sell non- voting shares so he could pay his taxes in California should California end up uh sucking him for some money. You know, there's a lot of suck going on and they got to raise more
money and Meta just went negative cash flow. That's a lot. You put all this like, you know what, maybe I'm just going to go buy bonds. Maybe Kevin's right and the peak of bond yields was about 5.27 27 and I'm going to go buy
some bonds now because if that peak comes down the value of my bonds goes up. And if you take a look here, if you bought at about 5.27, look at where the peak was right here. If you bought around 5.27, you'd be way up on those
bonds right now because yields went straight down. And they have an inverse relationship. Yields today down 17.2 basis points, which is crazy. Oh, look, OpenAI nears up to $30 billion in funding at $1.25 $25 trillion valuation
funding at $1.25 $25 trillion valuation led by the UAE. Even they are sucking us now. So more sucking. Now it's open AI. Guess it wasn't enough that they had a spy on the inside hiding hidden cameras
and microphones, you know, behind TVs. It's actually kind of cool how uh OpenAI ended up figuring out it was there, but you know, still it's like, oh man, shows you this boom is getting a little shy. Uh but that
said, Treasury yields coming down does indicate a flight to safety. We're not seeing that flight to gold. We already know why. We know, we've talked about gold adnauseium and my opinions on that. So, we won't focus on that. But you are
seeing that even though companies are now beating, companies are selling off, which is kind of strange, but it is normal when you're in a big suck. Energy comes in with a pretty big beat. Their adjusted EPS came in like 50% over
Their adjusted EPS came in like 50% over expectations, 94 cents versus 68. Their adjusted Ibida comes in at uh 299.5 million versus 241.2, which is great. And yet their stock is down. You had Western Digital that uh they also beat
and raised. They see their Q2 EPS at almost a dollar more at a midpoint of almost a dollar more at a midpoint of 580 for EPS forecast for Q2 versus 4.82 expected. and their Q1 revenue beat as well at 4.38 billion versus 4.15 and
their Q1 adjusted EPS. So you're getting like these beaten raises and you're barely seeing a reward for these companies right now because people are nervous like ah the trend is down, the momentum's down, let's let's just sell
AI stocks. It's creating a glorious opportunity. This morning in our course member live streams I said don't bother buying between 7:07 and 7:15. This is not the zone to buy in. You buy when we break through and you're between 700 and
707. That's the buy zone right here. This box right here. This box is the buy zone. This is where in September we had peak fear. And guess what? Now we got more peak fear on some delicious suckening.
And who doesn't want a good suckening? Well, AI companies love it. And even their valuations are falling to the lowest levels we've historically seen, we're actually seeing these stocks underperform in the near term, which is
like, "Oh, what do you mean their valuations are low?" What I mean is this. Look at this particular chart here. Sam Ro posted this Yardini chart, I think it is. Yeah, it's a Yardini chart. Forward PE ratios are collapsing
chart. Forward PE ratios are collapsing for the S&P 500 component companies whereas forward earnings are going straight up. So earnings are going people are willing to pay for these companies and these earnings is going
straight down. Uh this is a bizarre [snorts] wedge that's happening in the stock market. Uh anyway, obviously remember you can see everything that we're doing portfolio-wise and what we're allocating to or what we like or
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really good offering. Go check it out over at reinvest.com. Now, let's focus for a moment on these earnings because Bloom, you know, I looked at their earnings. I'm like, hey, you know, it seems good, right? I mean, there is some
seems good, right? I mean, there is some reason for some people to get nervous. It can get overblown a little rapidly because year-over-year, this company's because year-over-year, this company's gone, you know, grown its revenue 2.38x.
And year-over-year, it's costs are up 2.23x two 3x two three yeah x which means that uh their pricing power has grown year-over-year but some of that PP has started to shrivel just a little bit on
the quarter over quarter so on a sequential basis they grew total revenue sequential basis they grew total revenue 16% but total costs are up 27%. that makes people a little nervous. At the same time as Iran is making people
nervous, the pre-election is making people nervous. And of course, all this Anthropic news is making people nervous. Remember that Anthropic just saw its uh Remember that Anthropic just saw its uh price get cut uh from $2 trillion on
estimates down to now expectations that they'll end up IPOing for just uh $1.5 they'll end up IPOing for just uh $1.5 trillion. Well, that's a 25% cut. Basically, 1/4 of the biz just got cut. So, you know, a lot of people are like,
"Ah, crap. What happened here? This really sucks." Uh, and so sure enough, really sucks." Uh, and so sure enough, what do we have? Market's down. Let's So, if we zoom into this, we can see here, you know, I think that they're
Christmas. The reason I make the call that they're going to IPO between midterms and Christmas is really because I think uh the market's going to rally after midterms and that's going to be the perfect time for them to IPO and
quarter because the first quarter is when they had their big growth and they want that year-over-year growth to be in their projections, not in the past. When
you actually look at a year-over-year growth chart and you have a big moment like they did in Q1 with Claude Co-work, you want to IPO before you lap that, not afterwards. Because the growth's just not going to look as good afterwards as
right now, if you compare year-over-year, December to December before their big moment in Q1 of 26, December to December, they're going to look glorious. It's gonna be like, "Oh yeah, revenue is up 10x." you go June to
June, it's going to be like, "Oh, yeah, our revenue is up 80%." You know, it's not going to be like, you know, a multi-x that it was if you go IPO sooner. So, that's why I think they're going to they've really got to IPO ASAP
over here. Uh I think one of the issues though that you find is the company is really kind of in a rock and a hard place right? So, is it the most ideal time to go public right now when there's
volatility and concern about AI? No. Do they kind of have to? Yeah, because A, fundraise really well privately anymore at these valuations, and B, so they kind
money out of the market. And B, they don't want to pull that year-over-year lap or face that year-over-year lap problem. Now, they're also very critical and it's why I can't wait for them to be public because they have $518 billion of
compute commitments, which is like really, really big, right? That's a lot of spending. Uh, and they need to raise money for that. So, this basically is a lot more suck. Let me write it down here. A lot more suck. And being public,
uh, helps them. Uh, plus, we'll make the note of it. note of it. uh plus uh being public before they lap uh plus uh being public before they lap Q1 will let them brag about Q4 to Q4
Q1 will let them brag about Q4 to Q4 earnings on their first uh post IPO earnings session probably in Jan or February. That's going to be a good brag that will help them suck
that's the whole name of the game right financing problem. That's really what this is. I mean, look at this. Okay, talked about these on the channel already. Uh the the problem with these
charts is these charts are really telling us, hey, like this S&P 500, you know, group of companies right now, uh they're kind of getting propped up by
it's going to cause some serious when people worry about ohh you know is AI really going to be productive is it really going to lead to deflation and uh you know cost of goods sold for products
or services a lot there's a lot of doubt I get it I happen to be really bullish uh but that's okay you know I I don't have to be right either I think I am but you know I I have this crazy maybe it's d delusional outlook that in the 2030s
we're going to see this insane confluence of things that nobody's going know that we necessarily even need all of these things to happen, but I think and I tweeted this at Realme Kevin, but I think rates will end up back at zero
by 2032. Maybe 2033, somewhere in that range. 2032, 2033, somewhere in that range. Rates will be back at zero. We'll have going to freaking skyrocket in the 2030s. I think we'll be over this Middle
East and Russia bull crap. We'll be back to $40 per barrel on oil. And I think seeing now is going to end up leading to some serious deflation for goods and
services. The concern is will the labor market hold up? And that's where the answer is probably no. So they'll have to print money so the Democrats can hand out more stimulus and socialism which will keep rates low because they're
trying to, you know, ironically that's supposed to create inflation. But we'll be fighting so much deflation we won't see it. And so that keeps rates at zero and money printing going on, which is awesome for real estate. And it's almost
that for the last four years and is still positioning with their little startup called Reinvest where when people sign up for the Reinvest One membership, we take that money and go buy more real estate or other assets.
Mostly real estate. I'd say like 90% real estate. Uh like we just bought we just closed on another deal for what did we close? We closed on is an 800. It's about an $890,000 deal. It's I don't even think it's going to need $80,000 to
more, but it's probably it's in like a 1.2 to 1.3 neighborhood. So, like, you know, we'll be all in for under a mill and and I think we'll be up two to And I think there just going to be more opportunities like that. So, we're
really excited about that. But anyway, so so call me delusional on that. That's fine. I get it. And I get the uncertainty because the suckening is insane right now. Okay? I mean, look at some of this and I write this over here.
The suck gets hardest when we hit max negative cash flow. We're not there yet. negative cash flow. We're not there yet. Okay, we are just now Okay, we are just now turning negative cash flow uh at Meta
and others. So like the suck is really just hard starting to happen. Uh so you know hyperscaler Neocloud capex is expected to be $1.58 trillion in 2027.
That's up 60% from 2026. You got to raise that damn money somewhere. And we just literally doubled. Like we doubled going into 798. Now we're going to go up to 158 and then we're expected to go up to 1.18. What
finance is this? What finance is this? Lots of suck. And that creates more volatility in the market and that's why companies
in the market and that's why companies are getting cheaper by the day valuation wise. You know that's that's my take on this. Now obviously you have these leases as well these sort of like hidden leases that make people very
nervous. And I get it. You know Meta's got these uh leases as well for data because they think they're going to generate a lot of money with their uh muse models and selling these models to businesses and advertising or whatever,
but it's going to take time to prove that out. And I don't think they'll see real revenue until the beginning of 2028 from their models. So, you know, that does give you a headwind between now and then for Meta. I'm bullish Meta. I'm
also, you know, buy the dip on Meta, man. Uh you want to see the full buy the today, you know, this morning on the alpha report and I said and we were at like 5 we were at 7:15 this morning and I'm like, "Nah, don't buy the dip."
me on my live stream this morning like, "Oh, should should we buy the dip?" I'm like, "No, you should." And then like I'm not giving personalized financial "Kevin, what do you think about buying the dip?" I'm like, "No, it has to get
to 700 to 707." And it did on the cues. And then so, you the dip. Uh, you can see what those are. Join us over at reinvest one.com. If want to upgrade to the terminal, by the way, the first upgrade window already
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but you could get this daily wealth and daily digest and some price target mailing list at uh, meet Kevin.com/digest. meet Kevin.com/digest. But, uh, but let's think about this for
But, uh, but let's think about this for a moment. So if we go back to this people are nervous about artificial intelligence because look at how much of uh artificial intelligence capital expenditures are contributing to S&P 500
sales growth. S&P 500 sales growth, so the growth that exists in the S&P 500, 15% of it this year was due to AI capex. Next year that's expected to be 24%.
That's huge. And guess where most of that freaking money is going? Nvidia. that freaking money is going? Nvidia. Nvidia is getting $690 billion from those capital expenditures. Uh, this is very bullish Nvidia, by the way. Bullish
very bullish Nvidia, by the way. Bullish Nvidia. Nvidia is dirt cheap right now. Dirt freaking cheap. I mean, they're probably selling at like a 0.58 peg or inexpensive right now. Uh and then of course you're seeing a lot of AS6 which
are custom accelerators which uh you know trreniums are built on the 75 and three nanometer nodes if I remember correctly like the tranium 3 is built I think on the 3 nanometers uh Google's doing the TPUs uh the trrenium's done by
Amazon obviously and they do these in partnership generally with companies like Marll and Broadcom so the ASIC market's going to boom I really see this continuing in 27 and 28 eight you can see the forecast here of uh AS6 taking
more and more market share of compute capacity so incremental compute capacity capacity so incremental compute capacity is not just GPUs or CPUs it's also these custom accelerators application specific integrated circuits the A6 uh but then
mean we just talked about Bloom Energy how you could beat and raise and still go down in stock and look at gas turbines over at GE Vernova turbines over at GE Vernova turbine pricing is expected to be $3,000
per kilowatt and they're sold out basically for the rest of the decade. Dude, this is not a boom that is some like, you know, here today, gone tomorrow boom. All these rich hyperscalers are plowing plowing money
into this AI cycle. I think people are just hide your kids in their pants right now because you got you got an election coming up. You got threats about Iran, you know, oh, Iran says seven warships
hit. You got Thran saying ships were encouraged by the US to cross, so we mind them. Donald Trump says it's fake news. Uh, the New York Times says, "Oh,
the the plans are getting set up to attack." Sentcom says our blockade is working. Iran's got a clown of Donald Trump in jail. You know, every the world's on fire. You got the Fed meeting coming up in, you know, a week. Uh, next
are they going to raise rates? It's there's so much bull crap going on right now. These are the times you generally buy. These are the times when the VIX is skyrocketing. You look and you go, don't worry about it. You could flee to safety
over here and you could buy bonds, which you could buy bonds directly. You could also buy TLT. You could buy a stock that's very bankruptcy risk dependent that's very bankruptcy risk dependent over here. LDI, but this is a 57 cent
over here. LDI, but this is a 57 cent stock that I don't think goes bankrupt year in it. I have some exposure to it. So, I want to be care like I I always So, I want to be care like I I always want to be clear, okay? I I am the last
person who's trying to make money off of like, oh, I'm trying to, you know, it or whatever. Like, I I'd rather lose money. But uh but I this is an going to be able to survive for at least a year and I think we just hit peak
yields which means I think this $57 stock a they're probably going to reverse split but before the reverse split I think they'll probably go back split I think they'll probably go back to a2 to $3 stock pretty damn quickly if
yields keep falling like this # nog guarantees not personalized financial advice but this is a much more rate sensitive play than something like TLT but if you don't have the balls to touch a bankruptcy risk play. You could go for
Rocket Mortgage or LAR. You know, LAR is the one that Berkshire Hathaway is scooping up. I don't have exposure to LAR. Again, full transparency, but um you know, their pricing power has gotten schlutoed.
Not like Schlutoter bathrooms, more like slaughtered. Schlaughtered. Uh look at Lenar. I have Lenar up here. Look at Lenar. So margins have have dude, their margins have gone from 9% to 4.8%. their margins are getting sucked. So,
it's not just the great sucking, it's the suckening of LAR margins because rates are so high. You know, their revenues are going down and multifamily, multifamily. Their revenues multif family have plummeted. Their uh headline
numbers over here have come down as well. 7759 well. 7759 billion divided by 8253.6. I'm down 6% on headline revenue because it's just not a sexy time to buy real
the chat's asking me, Kevin, will you be missing tomorrow's live because you'll be in line to pick up the iPhone dua? No, no, no. Like, no. And I'm not going
to the Apple store. At least that's what I keep telling myself. Uh I I really I'm only disappointed in Apple because they said they put my order in, but I really don't give a flying hoodie duty. I've got so much work to do with Reinvest. I
don't give a crap about the phone. I sit in the damn office a lot of the time anyway. Uh so it doesn't matter. Like if I had a doer and I'd be sitting here on a desk, okay? I've got I've got like 10 Apple computers that I run agents on. I
got iPads I do research on. Sometimes I print because I think my vision is going to go kaput if I keep looking at screens all day long. Uh you know, it'd be it's Honestly, I was thinking to myself like I'd probably destroy the Duo if I went
skiing with it this season because uh I don't think it's a very skiable device. At least the iPhone, you know, you could durable. And I go running with this puppy, too, which I don't know how I'm
no, I'm not going to go stand in line for it. I will say Apple is the anti- AI suck. You have to know that. So, I and they announced the duo cuz I thought the
puppy was going to get sold out. I am still bitter that Apple screwed me, but I'm over it. No, I'm not. I'm not I'm not over it. I'm over need like I don't need it, but I'm still pissed at them. So, I'm not over being pissed at them.
But Apple, so we bought Apple at like 3:15 and we sent out an alert uh that we were buying this at like 3:15. And my alert was I I think this is iPhone Duo is going to sell out. like this is the next big upgrade cycle for Apple. And um
financial advice. You could join us at reinvest one.com if you want. But I sent going to sell out. I believe this next upgrade cycle is here. But one of the reasons that Apple is also doing very well right now is because
well right now is because Apple doesn't suck. Like they suck, but at at business for screwing their businesses, but they don't suck money because they don't have to fund raise like you know the the likes of Meta or
Elon Musk or whatever with the great big sucking, right, Kevin? It's butter. Nah, I think you could justify it as as you know a business expense. I don't I don't think you necessarily have to call it butter. But um what is this race signals
more AI powered demands because I see Bloom right now is down 5.8%. 8% and I see a note coming through the wires right now on it. Let me take a look at right now on it. Let me take a look at this right here with it. It's got
this right here with it. It's got Okay, here we go. Uh, this is Bloom. Okay, here we go. Uh, third quarter 2026 guidance extends the AI power revenue ramp up and shifts focus to cash conversion. The revenue midpoint rose
from July after Q3 sales climbed 16% sequentially which is freaking amazing. Non-GAAP income guidance also rose uh for the year 995 million midpoint from 850. Stronger earnings trajectory now needs to show up in cash after operating
cash flow turned negative. Ah there it is. Operating cash flow turn negative. It's it's literally everybody just cares about the cash flow right now. And I get it. You know this is one of the reasons I like diversifying to real estate.
I like diversifying to real estate. Like, you know, my view is, bro, 90% of buy real estate, by real estate, by real estate. Uh, I still love stocks, don't get me wrong. Like, I'm enamored by stocks. I always thought that, you know,
I was weird looking at financial statements when I was 18, 19, 20 years old. I'm 34 now. Uh, and so I always thought, oh, everybody does that. I I must be clueless about stocks. And then you come to find out that like, oh, no,
it's actually very rare for people to look at financial statements. Um, now look at financial statements. Like, let's go look at their actual cash flow let's go look at their actual cash flow statement here. So, uh, cash flow.
Let's see here. Here's their net income, which was very well positive. I liter I think it's cut off. I think it's supposed to be right here. That's why I their website really quick. Let's look at their cash flow. Yeah, here we go.
So, cash flow. Okay, here we go. Cash from operating activity. Oh, yeah. There you go. So, look at their plant property and equipment right here. negative 153 and equipment right here. negative 153 minus another 27. So we are 180 negative
180 in cash flow. Uh they got a lot of deposits. So deposit growth is up like 50% which is really nice. And that's in the last 3 months their deposit growth is up 50%. But they've spent more money on contract assets.
Uh let's see here. They've put stockbased compensation they added back in. That's been pretty stable. Accounts receivable, I got that. Uh, that's a
reduction. Okay. Long-term assets. Accounts payable actually went up. So, they still have more bills to pay right here. So, you know, point is bottom line, yeah, these companies go cash flow negative. The market's just punishing
them right now. Uh, SpaceX, any potential Tesla combination would be special committee. Dude, nobody believes the special committee. Okay, the special committee is made up of people like Brad Gerson or whatever and and this schmuck
Elon wants because, you know, he'll bend his he he'll he he'll get down on his knees for Elon. Hey, you know, maybe maybe that's not such a bad thing. I mean, Jensen basically does. [laughter] That's how the suck keeps going, man.
Come on. In order for the suck to keep going, people got to get on their knees. Now, with that said, it's worth remembering that uh Donald Trump is probably setting up for the most glorious freaking [music] taco right
now. Okay, I for one, and I tweeted this earlier, I for one cannot wait to see how many thousands of trades Donald Trump's team is setting up right now on Trump's team is setting up right now on the impending giant taco, baby.
But in the meantime, [music] >> here we go. Come on, push it. Find the >> If you like that video, check this one out. I think you're going to love it. that you told us here? I feel like nobody else knows about this.
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