Both things can be true at the same time - memory supplies may be tight until 2027, but prices are no longer trending upward in the near…

Korean Alpha EN (@korean_alpha_en), Aug 9, 2026, 03:51 UTC

Both things can be true at the same time - memory supplies may be tight until 2027, but prices are no longer trending upward in the near term. Markets are a function of future expectations, and future prospects out to 2027 are already reflected in prices - that's why they grew tenfold in the first place. Investing in memory here requires something that the market hasn't priced in yet - so you probably have a long-term horizon of 10 years, beyond the next few years. So the people who aren't affected probably have a really long time frame. However, I suspect that most people trading memory ha…

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