The memory sector was hammered again: SNDK down 13%, SKHY off 14%, MU sliding nearly 6%, while bearish SOXS surged. Headlines warn the cycle has further to run, with downgrades & profit‑taking calls piling on. Geopolitical risks like Red Sea tensions only added to the fear.
🐯 My view: this looks like capitulation. After relentless deleveraging, the sector feels oversold, & I think memory stocks are ready to bottom. The supercycle theme may have been shaken, but long‑term demand drivers — AI, data centers, & storage growth — remain intact. For me, patience and selective entries matter more than chasing panic.[Surprised] @JC888 @Barcode @Aqa @DiAngel @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000
# Memory Enters Bear Market: Micron -30% From Highs, Yet SanDisk Still +580% YTD — Make Sense of It?

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  • ZOE011
    ·07-20 17:43
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    HBM demand still looks firm to me, this washout feels late-cycle panic not thesis break
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    • 1PC
      Follow your trade plan [Bless] [Salute]
      07-20 20:22
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  • fizzzi
    ·07-20 17:43
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    Long-term demand intact? consumer inventory still looks ugly
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    • 1PC
      Follow your trade plan [Bless] [Salute]
      07-20 20:21
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