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04 Aug 2026, 03:54 UTC · 1h ago
Why Samsung and SK Hynix stocks are failing to follow Wall Street's chip rebound
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Invezz
04 Aug 2026, 03:54 UTC · 1h ago
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Samsung's own guidance indicates that memory supply will remain tight through 2027. — Tight supply typically supports higher pricing for memory chips, driving long-term revenue growth.
+0.60Moody’s upgraded SK Hynix to A3 based on expectations of strong profitability and cash flow over the next 12–18 months. — A credit upgrade reduces borrowing costs and signals fundamental financial strength to investors.
+0.50A primary risk to the memory sector is potential China-driven capacity expansion that could force price reductions. — Accelerated supply growth from China would break the tight-supply narrative and compress profit margins.
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Samsung and SK Hynix failed to follow the US chip rally due to Korean investor caution and leveraged ETF deleveraging. — Technical selling and positioning issues are creating a short-term drag on these stocks despite positive US sector trends.
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The article recommends a 'Buy' following a Moody's upgrade to A3 and expectations of strong profitability/cash flow.
Despite a short-term price drop, the article suggests a 'Buy' based on tight memory supply guidance through 2027.
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