@SystemDown_Exe I have a similar approach. I bought SPCX at $156 on its first trading day took profits when it reached $200 and recently started a new position again. My NVDA entry was around $210 as well. If the market gives me better prices Iβll look to add more over time.
Apple is already one of Broadcomβs key end customers, and Broadcom says its top five end customers account for about 40% of total revenue. Locking in a $30B+ Apple custom silicon deal through this U.S. manufacturing push is meaningful for AVGO.
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@baka19921 SNDK could benefit if the NAND cycle keeps improving, but it doesn't have the same AI/HBM tailwind that MU does. Interested to hear your thoughts.
@StocksAREnuts The disconnect is what's interesting. Demand is still sold out but the market seems to be pricing what happens after that. If these takeor pay contracts really hold this cycle could end up looking very different from the last one.
@ivan_zhugan That's the key question. If it was fully priced in, why did the stock drop 25% right after they raised guidance? Feels like the market is pricing a return to the old memory cycle.
@ran_the_numbers That's a fair point. My thinking is that it doesn't necessarily have to be a rotation out of MU. If the news signals stronger overall HBM/AI memory demand, MU could benefit alongside SK Hynix. The key question is whether this is company-specific or expands the total market.