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“New Stock God” Serenity: JPMorgan Chase Significantly Increases Holdings of SIVE, Retail Investors May Be “Shaken Out”
“New Stock God” Serenity posted on X platform, stating that although they had been emphasizing to retail investors and Swedish hedge funds the importance of Sivers (SIVE) to the Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) industry chain, the market had not fully taken this perspective seriously. After a large number of retail investors were shaken out of their positions, JPMorgan Chase seized the opportunity to significantly increase its holdings of Sivers shares, with this increase primarily coming from institutional funds. Currently, JPMorgan Chase’s stake in Sivers has rapidly risen from 0.4% last month to over 5% this month.
New Stock God Serenity: SIVE Deeply Tied to Ayar, Benefiting from the Global AI Rack-Scale Optical Interconnect Wave
Serenity, hailed as the "New Stock God," recently commented on its heavily weighted position SIVE. Ayar Labs and Wiwynn announced a partnership today, a move that could profoundly impact Sivers Semiconductors' (SIVE) efforts to drive the implementation of Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) technology at the rack level.Wiwynn services top-tier cloud providers such as Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft, and is also in talks with Google regarding TPU-related deployments. According to the reference architecture, a single rack needs to be equipped with over 512 Supernova light sources. If SIVE successfully becomes the primary laser array supplier, even a medium-scale rack deployment would bring significant revenue growth to the company.Serenity admitted that the current tri-party rack-level commercialization layout is still in its early stages, and related results have not yet been reflected in financial reports. However, this cooperation has already unlocked key pathways for the large-scale application of CPO, serving as a positive signal from the supply chain that deserves continued market attention.SIVE is currently listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in Sweden. The company is evaluating plans for a dual listing on the US Nasdaq and has not yet debuted on the US main board. The stock dropped sharply by 15.49% in the previous trading session. In response, Serenity stated that the pullback in the optical AI sector and SIVE is merely normal volatility during an upward trend, and it continues to increase its holdings.