
This Time, the Hare Beat the Tortoise
BioNTech kept $15 billion. Moderna spent down to $3 billion, and got to the cancer readout first.
On Telltales, we bring you the 'Cashflow Memo'—a weekly breakdown of financials from various industries, guiding you through the numbers that matter. Hunt, Jason, & Mike cut through the market noise and bring you insights in your investment journey.
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BioNTech kept $15 billion. Moderna spent down to $3 billion, and got to the cancer readout first.

The AI buildout outgrew its own cash flow, and this week the invoices got itemized

AWS can't meet demand, turbines aren't available, and a 2020 Nvidia chip just took a 25% price hike

Why a Q2 beat bought nothing this week, and $18 billion of biotech changed hands

Texas just put the AI buildout on a 12-month clock

Microsoft got paid for spending. Meta got billed for it. Same week, same build.

Why hyperscalers want free models — and Anthropic doesn't, $80 oil, and a page-by-page Cash Flow Memo hunt
Before the fund, they were operators

AI capacity got contracted through 2030, and the only company collecting cash this week was selling turbines

20 cash-flow pages, and the best ideas are the unloved ones - Regeneron over Lilly, BioNTech over Moderna, and a data-center gas trade that isn't there.