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1. Sandisk (SNDK) Supported by AI and storage demand, its momentum was extremely strong last year, higher than most large-cap stocks, with continued technical activity, making it prone to extended upward trends. 2. Micron Technology (MU) AI memory demand continues, recent earnings and technical momentum are both relatively active, market expects short-term may continue to rally. 3. Western Digital (WDC) Also driven by AI storage demand, signs of leading technicals and capital flows are obvious...

SanDisk (Sandisk / SNDK related assets) — The "ammunition depot" behind AI 💾

If you're bullish on AI but find NVDA too expensive, storage is the second line

Why recommend

AI's demand for storage is "the most essential of essentials"

Training, inference, data centers

Computing power can expand, but storage must keep up

Enterprise SSD and data center storage demand has clearly recovered

The storage industry is in the recovery phase from the bottom of the cycle

The past 1–2 years have been a price hell

Now:

👉 Production cuts completed

👉 Inventory declining

👉 Prices starting to rebound

The most comfortable position for cyclical stocks: just emerging from the bottom

SanDisk is a "high-purity" storage play

No flashy stories

It’s all about price recovery + demand revival

Risks & Notes

More volatile than Apple

Belongs to cyclical elastic stocks

Who it suits

Bullish on AI infrastructure

Can tolerate some volatility

Wants to ride the industry recovery elasticity

3. Intel (INTC) — A "hated by the market but with extremely high odds" turnaround play 🧠

Intel isn’t a "good student," but it could be a good reversal

Why recommend

Valuation is truly low

Compared to other semiconductor giants, Intel:

Lower market cap

Lower expectations

Lower positioning

👉 Once it’s "not as bad," the stock has room to rise

The banner of U.S. semiconductor independence

Clear policy support (manufacturing reshoring)

Chip foundry is a long-term strategy

May not win immediately, but unlikely to die

AI isn’t the main act, but there’s a catch-up logic

The market doesn’t expect it to beat NVDA

Just needs to: Stabilize server CPUs

Make progress in foundry

👉 Valuation will be repriced

Risks matter (truth)

Execution has always been questioned

Pressure to catch up technologically

👉 This isn’t certainty, it’s about odds

Who it suits

Can accept slow, grinding, repeated moves

Wants to bet on reversal + valuation repair

Position sizing shouldn’t be too heavy

SanDisk: AI elasticity, cyclical rebound, recovery

Intel: High-odds reversal, valuation repair

👉 Not betting on the same logic

👉 It’s a "stable + elastic + gamble" structure

SanDisk: If AI doesn’t stop, data won’t stop, and it’ll keep eating

Intel: When no one loves it, the odds are actually the best

Personal opinion, not investment advice

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US-Iran war imminent? Iranian leaders rapidly transfer large amounts of crypto assets

US Secretary of State Rubio stated: Iranian leaders transferred over $1.5 billion in crypto assets to Dubai, and the US will leverage its global economic dominance to track and freeze these assets. This news has shaken the crypto industry - will decentralization cease to exist? Market sentiment is panicked, and the crypto sector has fallen accordingly. Another reason is the US-Iran situation, with large amounts of capital flowing out of crypto into safe-haven assets. The short-term trend for the crypto sector will continue to decline.

Analysis of Meta's stock price fluctuations: Can AI strategy bring a new round of growth?

$Meta Platforms(META.US)

Currently, Meta's stock price is fluctuating around ~$660, facing short-term pressure below mid-to-long-term moving averages, with market sentiment leaning towards cautiousness. From a macro perspective:

1. Regulatory pressure remains: The FTC is appealing a major antitrust case against Meta, and regulatory uncertainty remains a risk factor affecting valuation.

2. Global policy environment tightening: Restrictions on minors may impact mid-to-long-term user growth and ad monetization.

3. AI and strategic transformation remain core drivers: Meta is gradually shifting from over-investment in the metaverse back to AI and ad businesses, with high market expectations for its AI commercialization.

Historical earnings reports show that ad revenue remains the core business, with extremely stable profitability. Its current valuation is within a reasonable range and relatively low compared to other giants. The market awaits Q4 earnings.

From a technical perspective, short-term downward pressure is evident, with resistance at the 750-800 range. A breakout is needed to confirm a trend reversal. Key support lies at 620-640—holding this range could form a bottom consolidation pattern, while a breakdown would signal further downside risks.

Meta is currently in a consolidation phase, but fundamentals remain healthy, and valuations are attractive. Long-term growth will likely be driven by AI monetization and ad revenue.

$Sandisk(SNDK.US)$Micron Tech(MU.US)

The overall market is fluctuating downward, but the momentum in the storage sector remains strong. However, SNDK and MU are currently at historical highs, so it's advisable to set stop-loss points with light positions.

SK Hynix or Samsung?

In the wave of rapid development in the AI industry, while major companies are frantically increasing computing power, the memory industry is also rapidly rising. As the two largest memory companies in South Korea, which one is more likely to become the leader in the memory sector? From my personal perspective:

As the world's second-largest memory company, SK Hynix's core advantages lie in its global No. 1 market share in HBM, its deeply integrated ecosystem with leading companies like NVDA, AMD, MFST, and OpenAI, and its core technological barriers. From the perspective of AI server memory alone, SK Hynix is already the de facto leader.

Samsung, as an established giant, excels in global production capacity, strong capital expenditure capabilities, and the ability to actively lower prices to reshape the industry landscape. Historically, Samsung has consistently sacrificed short-term profits to achieve long-term technological resurgence.

Therefore, in the short term, SK Hynix appears to be a temporary leader, unlikely to dominate the entire industry. In contrast, Samsung seems to be the ultimate candidate for long-term dominance.

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