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Why Memory Stocks Are Selling Off Tonight!!

The Korean market, represented by the KOSPI index, is experiencing a significant sell-off, down 7%, primarily due to a 25 basis point interest rate hike by the Bank of Korea. This has heavily impacted major semiconductor companies like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which constitute over 50% of the index's weighting. Despite expectations that such events are "priced in," the market saw substantial movements, highlighting continued volatility in the semiconductor sector, though the creator remains bullish long-term.

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NVDANeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Nvidia is mentioned as an AI chip designer and is noted to have showcased new products in Japan, with potential coverage in future videos.

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TSMC is mentioned as a manufacturer player in the semiconductor supply chain, positioned after equipment suppliers like ASML.

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ASML, a key player in semiconductor equipment, is discussed in the context of its earnings and its position at the top of the supply chain, making it sensitive to industry cycles.

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Micron is trading below $900 after hours, but the creator believes investors shouldn't be worried as companies building outside of Korea should be fine.

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Samsung Electronics is down about 8% in the past 5 days and nearly 12% from its peak, contributing to the KOSPI's 7% decline after a Bank of Korea rate hike.

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