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#After Micron's Plunge: Is It the Bottom or Midway Up the Hill? My judgment: Most likely midway up the hill now, not the bottom. The fundamentals of storage haven't collapsed, but the stock price has dropped nearly half in just over a month from its peak. This doesn't mean it's cheap; it only shows the previous bubble was blown too big. Macro liquidity hasn't loosened, and market expectations are still being revised downward. This position is far from a safe zone. First, good earnings reports can't even lift the price, so why would a drop lead to a rise? Micron and Hynix delivered historic-level results, yet their stock prices fell instead of rising. This indicates the industry logic is already fully priced in. It's no longer a question of "whether there is good news," but "whether the good news can get any bigger." Expectations are coming down from the peak, and the stock price is just starting to adjust accordingly. Taking a breather midway up the hill is normal; don't rush to bottom-fish. Second, the macro lid hasn't been lifted. CPI is still at 3.5%, the Fed is verbally tight, and some FOMC members still want to raise rates. The rate-cut cycle hasn't arrived, so liquidity won't actively flow into high-valuation sectors. Without fresh capital, high-beta stocks like storage can only keep drifting down. Want a reversal? Wait until rate-cut expectations become clear. Third, what am I doing myself? I reduced my position on the day Micron was sideways, and I cut 70% when Hynix gapped down at open. It's not that I don't believe in storage, but I can't bear the cost of this kind of volatility. Now I only keep a small base position to observe, holding the rest in cash, waiting for real panic selling and volume contraction stabilization, not just rushing in because I "feel it's dropped enough." Even the best news has lost its effect. Why would I think a 50% drop is the bottom? My discipline tells me: wait, not buy. If the market doesn't give a signal, I don't move. This is not pessimism; it's respect for the facts. $SNDK $MU $SKHYNIX #Fed3Dissents