How DeepStack settles a question

Every question, settled in the open.

One page per question The Buildout takes up: the strongest case on each side, attributed and dated; the DeepStack Call with its history; the dated test that settles it; the result when it comes in.

17 questions · 17 Parts · 17 with a test pending

Every test on the clock See the results

  1. Part 17Capital and credit

    How much of the AI buildout is debt the balance sheets do not show yet, and who carries it if a tenant walks away?

    The DeepStack callSplitThe risk off the books is still rising.Conviction Moderate (3/5)

    Next test · Dec 14, 2026Oracle's second quarter: whether customer prepayments with a financing component pass 40% of operating cash for the six months to November 30, from 49.2% in the quarter to August 31, 2026.

  2. Part 16Capital and credit

    How much of the money buying AI chips was lent, guaranteed or invested by the companies selling them?

    The DeepStack callSkepticalThe seller finances part of the demandConviction Moderate (3/5)

    Next test · Nov 18, 2026Nvidia reports its quarter to October 25, 2026: whether days sales outstanding, receivables over revenue times 91, hold at or above 51.1, the average before July, after 59.6 in the quarter to July 26.

  3. Part 14Capital and credit

    Is AI revenue arriving fast enough for the biggest spenders to pay for their data centers out of their own cash?

    The DeepStack callSplitOnly Microsoft pays with room to spareConviction Moderate (3/5)

    Next test · Oct 28, 2026Alphabet's September quarter: whether capital spending takes 80 cents or more of each dollar of operating cash, after 49.5 cents a year earlier and 95.0 cents in the first half of 2026.

  4. Part 11Chips and suppliers

    Do orders become profit?

    The DeepStack callSplitRevenue yes, margin not yetConviction Moderate (3/5)

    Next test · Oct 28, 2026Microsoft reports: the share of backlog due within twelve months, 30% last quarter, and whether the near book's growth closes on the far book's 113%; at Alphabet, whether the TPU contracts inside cloud backlog get a size; at Meta, which reports October 21, whether the $10.8 billion of restricted cash stays restricted.

A question is settled by its dated tests, never by a count of opinions: the Call names a side and the date that will prove it right or wrong, and the result is published either way. Analysis and opinion, not investment advice.