According to @PelosiTracker_, a user copy-traded $1.25M on JoinAutopilot, allocating $234K to Nvidia (NVDA), $198K to Broadcom (AVGO), $151K to Google (GOOGL), and $122K to Vistra (VST) — source: @PelosiTracker_. Based on these disclosed amounts, the four buys total $705K or about 56.4% of the stated capital, with no other positions mentioned in the post — source: @PelosiTracker_. For trade sizing context, the listed allocations approximate 18.7% NVDA, 15.8% AVGO, 12.1% GOOGL, and 9.8% VST of the $1.25M, making NVDA the largest disclosed position — source: @PelosiTracker_.

According to @stocktalkweekly, the seven most valuable companies globally are all American for the first time in over 20 years, after Broadcom surpassed Saudi Aramco this year (source: @stocktalkweekly, Sep 14, 2025). The source highlights Broadcom’s climb past Saudi Aramco as the catalyst for the shift in the global market-cap leaderboard (source: @stocktalkweekly, Sep 14, 2025). No crypto-specific impacts were provided by the source (source: @stocktalkweekly, Sep 14, 2025).

According to @StockMKTNewz, OpenAI plans to produce its own AI chips next year in a design partnership with Broadcom (AVGO). Source: @StockMKTNewz on X; Financial Times. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said a new unnamed customer has committed to $10 billion in custom chip orders, without disclosing the identity. Source: Financial Times. For traders, the reported $10 billion commitment underscores a potential multibillion-dollar custom-accelerator revenue stream for AVGO that can influence order backlog expectations and stock sentiment. Source: Financial Times. AI-chip headlines have previously coincided with rallies in AI-linked crypto tokens such as RNDR and FET following Nvidia earnings, so crypto traders may monitor AI infrastructure catalysts for sentiment spillovers. Source: Reuters. The Financial Times report did not mention any cryptocurrencies or token integrations. Source: Financial Times.

According to @stocktalkweekly, OpenAI will start mass production of its in-house AI chips co-designed with Broadcom, with shipments planned next year. Source: @stocktalkweekly. The post explicitly tags AVGO, linking the development to Broadcom’s stock. Source: @stocktalkweekly. No specifications, pricing, or volume details were disclosed in the post. Source: @stocktalkweekly. The post does not mention any cryptocurrencies or crypto market implications. Source: @stocktalkweekly.