Innlegg

#韩股补跌超4%，存储股跌势延续 South Korean stocks are catching up with Friday’s global semiconductor selloff. After being closed last Friday, the KOSPI opened sharply lower today, dropping more than 4%, while Samsung and SK Hynix both fell over 5%. Market sentiment has clearly turned extremely cautious. At this point, the key driver for the AI sector is no longer the Korean stock market—it’s the earnings reports and guidance from major US tech giants. My focus is now on Microsoft and Google. The market is watching AI capital expenditure more closely than profits. If Microsoft, Google, Meta, and other tech giants continue increasing data-center investments and maintain strong demand for GPUs and HBM, then the current weakness in memory stocks could simply be a deep correction within a broader bull market. In that case, sentiment could recover quickly. However, if these giants begin cutting capex or AI-related growth comes in below expectations, semiconductor stocks could face another round of valuation compression in the short term. Personally, I remain cautiously bearish in the near term. The semiconductor sector has already rallied significantly over the past two years, geopolitical tensions remain elevated, and expectations of further rate hikes in South Korea are weighing on risk appetite. Earnings season could continue to put pressure on the sector. That said, I remain firmly bullish on AI over the long term. At its core, the AI race is a race for computing power. As long as global technology giants continue investing heavily in data centers, demand for GPUs, HBM, and advanced packaging should remain structurally strong. For now, I view this pullback as a reshuffling phase within a larger AI bull market—not the end of the AI rally. The above is solely my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. #CryptoStocksLeadRally #CXMTMemoryIPO $ETH $OKB $BTC