Bearish in the near term. Some

Bearish in the near term. Sometimes the market confuses a great company with a great investment opportunity. I have no doubt SK Hynix is one of the biggest beneficiaries of AI demand and its HBM leadership is impressive. The problem is that everyone already knows this. Expectations are extremely high and the stock has already enjoyed a huge run. ADR listings often create excitement before turning into sell-the-news events as early investors lock in gains. The semiconductor industry has repeatedly taught investors that shortages eventually become oversupply and pricing power eventually attracts competition. AI may delay the cycle but probably cannot eliminate it entirely. I would love to own the company, but I would prefer to buy fear rather than excitement. @Frisbee

SK Hynix Files for US Listing: Reprice or Bubble for HBM Sector?

SK Hynix has formally filed for a Nasdaq listing. As Nvidia's core HBM supplier and a key player in the DRAM triopoly alongside Micron and Samsung, SK Hynix's U.S. listing would give American investors their first direct bet on the AI memory supercycle's biggest beneficiary, adding a new valuation anchor to the red-hot storage sector. For now, U.S. investors seeking early exposure can only gain indirect access via 07709, Micron, or SanDisk. Will you position in the memory supply chain ahead of the listing, or wait for prospectus details before committing?

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