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I’m still pretty new to investing, so this is just my simple view.

RTX Spark feels less about one chip and more about the whole AI supply chain shifting. Nvidia gets the attention, but companies like TSMC actually make the chips, so they seem like steady winners no matter who leads the AI PC race.

Micron also stands out to me. If AI laptops really need more memory (like 16GB → 32GB+), demand should naturally rise over time.

Qualcomm dropping shows how fast sentiment can change in this space.

As a beginner, I’d rather focus on “picks and shovels” than try to pick the winning AI device.

Curious if I’m oversimplifying this 🤔

Micron Breaks $100, DRAM Sells Off: Hold or Exit?

Micron tumbled 7.74% today, breaching the $100 mark and ending a parabolic record-setting streak. Broadcom's disappointing AI revenue guidance sparked valuation concerns across the chip sector, triggering concentrated profit-taking in memory names — SanDisk fell 3.92% and the DRAM ETF dropped 5.75%. Morgan Stanley issued a fresh rating, but post-parabolic pullbacks tend to be swift and deep. After hitting a trillion-dollar high then snapping below $100, is this a dip to buy or a topping signal to exit?

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