What top creators are saying about ASML Korea DRAM ETF(DRAM)

The speaker likes the ETF for diversified memory exposure, noting its roughly 90% correlation with Micron and substantial exposure to SK Hynix, while warning it remains exposed to the sector sell-off.

Was up, with no further investment analysis provided.

The listed asset gained 6.85%; the measurement period is unspecified.

Recovering after a sharp drop as Liquid traders bought the dip, although its 24-hour change remained negative at -1.51%.

China is expected to add substantial RAM capacity by 2028, while a South Korean column warns memory-chip oversupply could emerge in 2029 as new capacity comes online.

Down 1.95%.

Shown lower in the images alongside the post's prediction that risk stocks will rise for the rest of the month.

Down 1.95% that day.

Down 1.99%; the post says the market had reached “the low,” with no explicit price target or timeframe.

Posted a daily gain of +2.52% as part of positive portfolio performance.

Targeted by substantial, price-insensitive FLEX call option buying as part of a $315 million premium trade across AI companies.

Maintained as a long-term holding within a 401(k) retirement portfolio.

Maintained as a long-term position within a 401(k) portfolio.

Maintained as a long-term holding in the author's 401k portfolio.

Bullish price target set at $100

Author holds a $568K long-term position purchased in the ~$48 range in a 401k

Added positions in premarket, noting it is down 30-40% from its highs with recovering charts

Surged 8%, prominent investors call bottom at $51.85. Critical support at $52–53. Host acknowledges strength but no longer holds. Recovery narrative could open higher targets above $58.

Experiencing extreme volatility with a 40% drawdown; a reclaim of $52 could signal a local bottom.

Included on the investor's active watchlist.

Focus shifting from compute to memory as the next AI bottleneck; on track for record growth.

Experienced a 12% decline due to tax rumors, but the sell-off is viewed as potentially overblown.