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      <title>Broadcom (AVGO) Falls 5% on a $370 Billion AI Debt Estimate: The $29 Billion in the 10-Q Is the Real Exposure</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Broadcom traded down more than 5% Friday, touching roughly $390 after opening above $411, shedding about $102 billion of market value across 4.76 billion shares. The trigger was not a guidance cut, a customer loss, or a downgrade. It was an estimate. Bank of America&amp;rsquo;s Tom Curcuruto calculated that the chip-financing vehicle standing behind Broadcom&amp;rsquo;s AI expansion could carry $370 billion of senior debt by mid-2029 at 20-gigawatt scale, including roughly $150 billion of new issuance in 2027 alone, assuming the platform grows at about two gigawatts per quarter. The number is enormous, it is not Broadcom&amp;rsquo;s debt, and the market sold the stock as though it were.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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