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Stock Market MentorPublished 2026-09-22
“Here are your trades on $SNDK $MU and $DRAM”
$DRAMBullish
DRAM is expected to perform well over the next two weeks leading up to Micron's earnings.

These are SanDisk and Micron, and then DRAM, which is an exchange-traded fund that covers that sector. I simply like how they all trade together.

But the "DRAM" fund is an exchange-traded fund that includes these companies and some other companies as well. This is also in the case of a clear breach. Therefore, I included it in the list.

T3 LivePublished 2026-09-22
“Is SpaceX the Most Beautiful Stock in the Market?”
$DRAMBullish
Bullish on DRAM due to technical breakout (inverse head and shoulders, volatility contraction), targeting 8134.

But what I'm really looking for is to ride up the chips and the memory in DRAM easy. Oh my god, this looks fantastic. So you got your um you got your three legs lower here. Inverse head and shoulders neckline break secondary base volatility contraction pattern breakout today.

How do you like them apples? Looking for 8134 the highs.

Mark Roussin, CPAPublished 2026-09-15
“AI Stocks are CRASHING: Here's What I'm Buying”
$DRAMBullish
Speaker wants DRAM exposure for the memory bottleneck theme but prefers acquiring it at a lower price via cash-secured puts instead of buying now.

And that brings us to the investment that I'm making, DRRAM, which is the Roundill Memory ETF. It only launched back in the beginning of April of this year, so it's still relatively a new ETF.

But instead of giving investors broad semiconductor exposure, DRAM specifically targets the global memory industry. That includes companies involved in HBM, DRAM, NAND, and other memory technologies.

Rich HabitsPublished 2026-09-10
“Semiconductors: The Winners and Losers Are Separating”
$DRAMBullish
DRAM is a specific and exciting opportunity in memory stocks; recent performance supports enthusiasm.

Now, here's a cool screenshot from our live stream back on August 4th. It said, "Dam, I'm excited. As I think about this week, assuming the trend becomes our friend, I'm excited. a dollar cost average into DRM now that it's 32% off of its highs.

I think memory stocks are very exciting. And you look at DRAM, what was that? August 2nd. Whoops. Oh, no. August 4th. Sorry, that's what it was. There you go. It's up uh it's up 11% right now.

I think it was up a little bit more earlier today. Yeah, when I wrote this. But anyway, uh 10 15 20% off the lows there depending on where you dollar cost averaged at. So, all I'm saying if you're someone who's looking to get excited about semiconductors, yes, feel free to have some fun with Dr. AM.

And I'll show you another chart here later why it's specifically really exciting.

“🚨 MAJOR Market Update (for all serious investors)”
$DRAMBullish
DRAM ETF pullback is a potential long-term entry if AI memory shortage and data center build-out persist; expect high volatility.

So, what did I buy? The DRAM ETF. It's pulled back sharply after an enormous run, but if the AI memory shortage and data center build-out continue for years, this pullback could ultimately be a great long-term entry point.

Just expect significant volatility along the way.

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