$Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ I think the recent price movement is mainly driven by algorithms reacting to the lawsuit news and headlines about decreasing Android phone shipments. Honestly, both seem like non-issues to me. The real focus should be on the SK IPO. The stock is still consolidating after those massive MU earnings, which tends to shake out the less committed investors.
$Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ Oil prices don't fall just because some people say they'll turn on more wells a few years down the road. They only drop when there's actual relief in supply. To be honest, I'm comparing memory chips to an essential commodity right now. I'm calling their bluff—they're not going to crash this market, just like they didn't manage to at Micron's earnings. They've already invested too much in the rest of the semiconductor ecosystem; bringing it down would take the whole thing with them. Now, those Korean companies, that's a whole different story and makes me hesitant to hold positions overnight.
$Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ Here you get a big piece of the US memory sector, a chunk of the Korean memory sector, and a sliver of the Chinese memory sector. Unless something catastrophic happens, it's a straightforward setup.