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Long-term optimism about AI, why dare not pursue Hynix? Hynix has just released its financial report, with a profit increase of 557%, breaking a record. However, the stock price first fell and then rose because the market thought it "did not rise sharply enough"-the expected price was 64 trillion yuan, but the actual price was only 60.5 trillion yuan. What's the difference? It sells a lot of HBM (high-end AI memory), but the main force of this price increase is ordinary storage chips. HBM accounts for a high proportion, and it has not eaten enough of the price increase, so the performance is "good but not good enough". However, the management immediately came out to cheer: AI investment has not slowed down, HBM4 has been shipped, and the long-term contract is signed for 5 years. As soon as the words fell, the stock price turned red. In early trading today, the Korean stock market, Hynix, rose 4%, and Samsung rose 6%. However, strangely, the day before, the AI hardware in the US stock market collectively collapsed, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index falling 6%, SanDisk falling 16%, and the Nasdaq 100 falling 10%. Only Seagate (which makes hard drives) rose against the trend because it said that production capacity has been set until 2028, and customers even see 2029. Therefore, on the current industrial chain, on one hand, record-breaking performance triggers sell-offs, and on the other hand, the production capacity in the next three years is being snatched up. Short-term valuations are expensive, expectations are high, and if they are slightly lower than expected, they will sell. If you still feel that the demand for AI is still there for a long time, quickly lock in long-term orders. So it's not that people are not optimistic about AI, but they are afraid of "buying too expensive" in the short term, so they talk about the long term, but they dare not pursue it-it's this dilemma. To put it plainly: The industrial boom has not stopped, but the stock market sentiment has become very tense. $BTC $ETH $SNDK $SNDK