On November 5, Roundhill Memory ETF fell 5.12% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $42.79 with turnover of $21.3557 million.
The move coincided with renewed weakness across memory-related stocks, with recent market reports showing SK hynix down more than 2% and Micron Technology and SanDisk down more than 1%, weighing on sentiment for the ETF.
At the same time, fresh industry data showed the global DRAM market remained fundamentally strong in the third quarter: revenue approached $200 billion, up 369% year over year, while bit shipments rose only about 4%, indicating growth was driven mainly by higher average selling prices. Samsung held the top DRAM share at 38%, followed by SK hynix at 29% and Micron at 21%. The contrast suggests that, despite strong pricing and revenue conditions, equity investors remained cautious on the sustainability of the memory upcycle.
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Dataram Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets memory products primarily used in enterprise servers and workstations worldwide. It provides customized memory solutions for OEM customers and compatible memory for multiple server and computing brands, while also operating online memory-product distribution platforms.
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