Steve Cohen Cuts Broadcom Stake 55% and Raises Oracle Holding 188% in Q2
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Point72's Steve Cohen rotated within AI infrastructure equities, cutting Broadcom exposure while sharply increasing Oracle. Broadcom delivered strong AI semiconductor growth but guided slightly below elevated expectations amid intensifying competition (e.g., Marvell–Google). Oracle's AI-driven OCI backlog and infrastructure revenue are surging, but heavy capex, negative free cash flow, and planned financing keep valuation-sensitive investors cautious. Near-term focus is on execution and funding risk.
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Point72 founder Steve Cohen has recently adjusted his exposure to two AI-linked stocks, Broadcom and Oracle. Broadcom reported fiscal second-quarter revenue up 48% to $22.2 billion, with AI semiconductor sales rising 143% to $10.8 billion. The company expects that segment to reach $16 billion in the third quarter—growth of more than 200%—and reiterated its fiscal 2027 AI revenue forecast above $100 billion, though its near-term outlook came in slightly below some investors’ expectations.
