Gilly87
06-06
I’m still pretty new to investing, so this is just my simple view.

RTX Spark feels less about one chip and more about the whole AI supply chain shifting. Nvidia gets the attention, but companies like TSMC actually make the chips, so they seem like steady winners no matter who leads the AI PC race.

Micron also stands out to me. If AI laptops really need more memory (like 16GB → 32GB+), demand should naturally rise over time.

Qualcomm dropping shows how fast sentiment can change in this space.

As a beginner, I’d rather focus on “picks and shovels” than try to pick the winning AI device.

Curious if I’m oversimplifying this 🤔

Apple Warns on Memory Prices; MU, SanDisk Record Highs: Super Cycle Confirmed?
Memory stocks surged after Apple issued a rare warning that 'rising memory prices are inevitable,' with Micron jumping 8.70% and SanDisk soaring 11.54% to fresh all-time highs — markets read the downstream giant's admission as a powerful endorsement of the AI storage super-cycle thesis. SanDisk has now surged an extraordinary 4,600% year-to-date, while memory ETF DRAM climbed 9.66% on the day. With even Apple confirming it will pay more for memory, the supply-demand tightness narrative is firmly intact. Will you chase memory here, or watch for a peak?
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