DRAM, MU, SNDK: US Memory Stocks Pare Gains After Boost From Samsung Averting Major Worker Strike
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) declined 1.5% in Friday’s premarket session, tracking a 2.3% drop in Samsung shares in Seoul on Friday.
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Investors appear concerned that a prolonged disruption at the South Korean memory giant could destabilize the broader AI hardware supply chain, delay shipments, and slow data center buildouts.
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Samsung rival SK Hynix’s shares jumped as well, fueling a surge in the widely-watched memory ETF, DRAM.
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AI euphoria, easing Iran tensions and resilient jobs data powered crypto, memory chip and South Korea ETFs higher last week.
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The newly-launched Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has surged about 90% since its debut on April 2.