Held for decades

How we invest.

Four laws, one direction, from dirt to LLM, and then space.

01 · The Laws

Four laws. Every dollar.

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TOLL BOOTHS

Every AI company pays for power, buildings and chips. We hold the layers they pay.

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NEVER SELL

A position should outlive the argument for buying it.

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ADD, NEVER TRIM

When one holding gets too big, we add to everything else.

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SEASON LAW

A slice of every sweep waits in reserve for the next panic.

02 · The Flow

One direction. No exits.

Every quarter. No exits.

03 · The Stack

From dirt to LLM.

Every layer pays the one below it. Intelligence comes out the top.

Intelligence out
  1. /01DirtAt marketLand, water and the metal in the ground. Everything above starts here.
  2. /02PowerHeld heavyGeneration and transmission. Every layer above is waiting on it.
  3. /03BuildingsHeld heavyData centers: the shells, the cooling, the networking.
  4. /04FabsHeld heavyThe foundries, and the one machine nobody else can build.
  5. /05ChipsAt marketThe processors and the memory.
  6. /06CloudAt marketComputing rented out by the hour.
  7. /07LLMsAt marketThe large language models. The intelligence itself, and every product built on it.
The ground
Held heavy · owned directlyAt market · through the index

04 · The Exploration

And then, space.

Drawn as a conviction, not a forecast.
/1 · The ground

Land, power and permits.

Every layer of the stack runs into the same three walls on the ground.

/2 · The ride

Launch is the toll booth.

Whatever goes to orbit next, a satellite, a network or a data center, pays for the ride up first.

/3 · The book

The exploration position.

That conviction is the biggest block in the book, drawn below.

05 · The Book

One conviction, a widening base.

THE BOUNDARY, MOVING IN THE EXPLORATIONONE CONVICTION · HELD
ExplorationAnchorCoreBooths
Diluted by addition, never by selling

Drawn to true proportion. The whole design is the base growing around the conviction.

06 · The Companies

Held, operated, never sold.

Own the constraint, not the beneficiary.
The GLX rule

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