MEME·Roundhill Meme Stock ETF

The MEME ETF’s latest holdings report highlighted Cipher Digital (CIFR) on October 29, noting the company’s share price fell 9.24 % to $8.05 and that its November 2 earnings release was expected to show a negative EPS of $‑0.31 and a 43.34 % revenue decline. That same day, Nebius Group (NBIS) was reported to have secured a $3.5 billion senior secured financing facility to fund data‑center expansion, while analysts questioned whether the current valuation reflected the company’s existing revenue base and the speed at which new projects would convert into contracted revenue. Also on October 29, NBIS was described as expanding its AI infrastructure portfolio, with a strategy focused on scaling data centers and securing long‑term contracts with enterprise clients, positioning it for sustained growth. In contrast, Bloom Energy (BE) was named among high‑growth U.S. stocks on October 29, with the article noting investor confidence in its clean‑energy technology and potential for rapid profit growth, though no immediate guidance was provided. Earlier that month, on October 23, BE shares fell 11.2 % after reporting a 138.1 % year‑over‑year revenue increase to $1.24 billion and a $250 million net profit, while using $27 million of cash during the quarter, a move that raised concerns about operational strain. On October 29, Citigroup raised its price target for BE to $284 from $281, maintaining an overweight rating and indicating a modest confidence boost without major operational changes. Finally, Alphabet’s negative free cash flow of $9.07 billion in Q3 on October 29 triggered a sell‑off in neocloud stocks, causing NBIS shares to fall 6.5 % in pre‑market trading amid broader AI infrastructure sentiment shifts.