AI demand remains strong, but memory stocks have already priced in extraordinary earnings growth. Even excellent results can disappoint when valuations demand near-perfect execution.
DRAM and NAND may follow different paths. HBM and server DRAM benefit from AI demand and tight supply, while NAND faces greater uncertainty around pricing and consumer demand.
I would not treat MU, SK Hynix, SNDK, WDC and STX as one investment opportunity.
My strategy is patience rather than aggressive dip-buying. I would prioritize companies with strong balance sheets, pricing power and sustainable earnings growth.
The AI opportunity is not disappearing, but the easy-money phase of the memory trade may be over.
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