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Shares of memory chips maker Micron (NASDAQ:MU) jumped 4.2% in the afternoon session after a cooler-than-expected June inflation report and a surprise capital expenditure warning from IBM appeared to validate AI hardware demand.

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GraniteShares founder & CEO Will Rhind joins Josh Lipton on Market Domination Overtime to discuss the firm's new SK Hynix (000660.KS) ETFs, which give investors new leveraged ways to gain exposure to the AI memory chip giant.

ASML stock has surged this year and Wall Street thinks it could raise its sales guidance when it reports earnings Wednesday.

SK Hynix just hit a milestone with NVIDIA that sent Korean memory stocks into a frenzy, and the leveraged ETF riding that trade is staging one of the sharpest single-day reversals in the sector this year.

The enterprise software giant made a major announcement that sent shockwaves through the tech industry.

Today’s S&P 500 gains wouldn’t suggest it, but most of the index’s components are actually in the red. The S&P 500 is up 0.4% while the Equal Weight S&P 500 is moving in the other direction, down 0.3%. Nearly two-thirds of names in the S&P 500 were down despite session gains, signaling that stocks on the rise are doing the heavy lifting, offsetting the larger group of laggards and then some.

Can SK Hynix finally close its valuation gap with Micron, or will cooling AI enthusiasm keep the discount alive?

SanDisk turned a modest storage brand into one of the most explosive trades on the NASDAQ, but with the stock cooling sharply from its peak and Wall Street targets ranging from $955 to $3,169, figuring out where it goes next demands a closer look at what is actually driving the numbers.

The move could give American investors easier access to the South Korean technology giant.

Advanced Micro Devices got a big vote of confidence Tuesday as the artificial-intelligence trade was getting back in gear. KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst John Vinh, in a research note on the semiconductor sector, included a price target hike for AMD to $725 from $530. The firm maintained its Overweight rating on the chip stock, with the analyst writing KeyBanc remains “positive” on the shares.

Yes, good Micron news could be good news for Sandisk as well -- but keep an eye on that soaring P/E ratio.

New leveraged single-stock ETFs tied to SK Hynix just hit U.S. markets, and the Korean memory giant's Nasdaq-listed shares are whipsawing in ways that could catch traders badly off guard on either side of the trade.

While the company's AI spending commands attention, the real story is how the technology is already accelerating the core business that funds it all.

Chip stocks continued to whipsaw in volatile trading on Tuesday. But several semiconductor stocks were holding above a key support level.

Two ETFs both claim to buy cheap U.S. large-caps, yet their portfolios look nothing alike and their recent returns are miles apart. The difference comes down to one rule that forces one fund into some very unexpected territory.

The chipmaker got a vote of confidence from Wall Street.

The company is building a fortress of long-term contracts to protect against the memory market's notorious cycles, but a look inside shows how much of the kingdom is still outside the walls.

The chipmaker's headline numbers looked grim, but one corner of its business was already signaling the AI-fueled turnaround to come.

SanDisk, Micron, Seagate and Western Digital look attractive after a steep sell-off, supported by AI demand, improving pricing and lower valuations.

MU, AMAT and CSCO are expanding AI products, partnerships and infrastructure to capitalize on strong demand in 2H 2026.

FEATURE The artificial-intelligence trade appeared to be reignited Tuesday as investors digested a slew of bank earnings reports ahead of the consumer-price index inflation report for June. International Business Machines sank 23% after the company’s preliminary second-quarter adjusted earnings and revenue missed analysts’ targets.

Micron stock can keep rising well beyond its recent gains, according to KeyBanc analysts. Just look at memory-chip prices.

A single analyst note out of Seoul just erased billions from Korean chip stocks, and the same logic points straight at Micron. Whether that makes MU a buying opportunity or a warning sign depends on one number buried in its next earnings report.

An AI bubble scare is cracking AI memory stocks, yet big money keeps quietly buying the dip. Is the rally over, or just resetting?

Micron and Broadcom may be on sale now, but they will hit new all-time highs before investors know it.

Micron stock can keep rising well beyond its recent gains, according to KeyBanc analysts. Just look at memory-chip prices.

Chip stocks have shed $2.7 trillion since late June, yet Wall Street still sees industry profits reaching roughly $700 billion in 2027.