koolgal
07-05 06:30
🌟🌟🌟 The Q2 surge in chip stocks was not the peak of the bubble.  In fact it is the first real confirmation that the AI supercycle is transitioning from hype to industrial scale.

The July 1 plunge was not a flight signal.  It was a liquidity flush, a position reset.  It offers those investors who missed the earlier opportunity to get into the chip sector.

The memory supercycle is real and is still early.  HBM demand is growing faster than GPU demand.  SK Hynix and Samsung are sold out into 2027.  $Micron Technology(MU)$ HBM3E is also backlogged.

This is not a bubble behaviour.  It is actually a supply constrained growth.

It is actually a great time to go bargain hunting especially in $Micron Technology(MU)$ and $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$.

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Meta fell 4.9%, surrendering a portion of the previous session's sharp gains, after Zuckerberg publicly stated that AI agent progress is "not moving as fast as expected," dampening the market's euphoric AI narrative. Despite the pullback, Meta still logged its best weekly performance in two months. Yesterday's Mag 7 leader became today's profit-taking target — is this decline a healthy consolidation after the surge, or a signal that AI expectations are cooling?
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