Shyon
05-11
I’m currently leaning more hardware-heavy because AI capex still looks very early. DIAMANS makes sense since infrastructure spending is already translating into real cash flow, especially for memory, storage, servers, and compute. That’s why names like $Micron Technology(MU)$ $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ $Intel(INTC)$ are suddenly seeing strong rotation flows.

Among the seven, I still think Micron Technology has one of the strongest setups because every AI workload needs more HBM and DRAM. I also don’t see $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ smaller move today as bearish — it feels more like funds rotating into lagging AI hardware names instead of leaving the AI theme.

I don’t think software is dead either, but chasing every hot rotation usually destroys returns. For me, staying balanced makes more sense: hardware can continue leading if AI capex stays strong, while software could catch up later once monetization improves.

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Broad Market Rallies But MU, SNDK Slide: Buy the Dip or Wait?
Micron fell 3.44%, with recovery contingent on reclaiming the $80 level; HBM fundamentals remain intact, but session flows rotated into NVDA and emerging AI names. SanDisk formally recommended shareholders reject Tutanota LLC's mini-tender offer, erasing takeover premium expectations and amplifying selling pressure — management rejection typically signals undervaluation, but removes the near-term M&A catalyst. On a strong broad-market day, both MU and SNDK declined — are you adding on weakness, or do you think the trend has shifted?
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