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BowTiedSum's avatar

Also thoughts on LITE ? The recent moves are not making any sense.

Nick Nemeth's avatar

It’s a battleground stock and has a high bar to clear which it likely will. I think COHR is tremendously underrated personally

Eddie's avatar

I have been long MU since June. In this AI group chat I’m in some dummy was like oh but p/b is the right metric. Tell me you’re on wall St without telling me.

michael's avatar

If you don't care about MU's meme potential, you should really buy SK Hynix. The author had mentioned that in the past but individuals cannot buy SK. I would also consider Samsung as it is the biggest ram bit supplier where quality matters less right now and they are also the biggest nand supplier. Their non foundry is not great but that also matters less now. Consumer electronics is wrecked. If you want Hynix and Samsung, EWY is not bad. they are 45% of the ETF and there is about another 10% in tech related industries in there.

Andy Liao's avatar

The demand for memory is actually much larger than what is currently being modelled. BULLISH

Eddie's avatar

Great article btw

BowTiedSum's avatar

Can you explain why selling AVGO? Is it purely to fund faster semicap names or something else?

BowTiedSum's avatar

Also, you’re a goat, my irrational portfolio 19% ytd - can’t thank you enough for December and semicap posts. Hope u know you’re gonna retire a bunch of people

Badarish's avatar

It would be great if you could explain how you went from calling Sandisk’s HBF as worse than “diarrhea soaked toilet paper” to now buying the stock at $350 and making it your top 5 holding and casually sliding it into your post. $MU insider buying should have no connection to SNDK, since MU’s main business is not NAND flash.

Peter W.'s avatar

With each one (!) of Nvidia's GB200 using up to 17 TB LPDDR5 RAM, the price of that particular type of RAM is under a lot of upwards pressure.

Concerning the Chinese smartphone makers: I wonder just how far CXMT is as of today with fabbing LPDDR5? AFAIK, they had started large-scale production of regular DDR5 in Q3/Q4 2025. If CXMT (or another Chinese memory producer) can produce large amounts of LPDDR5, it might give Chinese smartphone makers a significant cost advantage (in the BOM) over Samsung and even Apple.

Regarding Qualcomm: those crazy high prices for LPDDR5 will also hurt their second attempt to grab market share, although others, including Intel with Panther Lake, will also suffer.

RamVoo's avatar

Why now long on ANET? Are you being sarcastic? NextHopAI will not eat their lunch anymore?

PHILIP PAN's avatar

Already all in fking good and enjoying MU & SNDK! but lost ONTO's riseing , really fking bad!!!

dmg8100's avatar

Did you see FEIM? I thought I saw that in 2026 outlook piece and thought that one was interesting

Swbjstl's avatar

Would love to have an update on INTC, esp. with positive shift on sentiment since CES

crusoeworld's avatar

what is the SNDK covered option part in your positions? Thanks!