DRAM

Memory and data storage stocks are recovering after Western Digital’s earnings. The rebound shows a shift in investor sentiment toward the sector.

Chip stocks are bouncing back, helping lift the Nasdaq to modest gains. This indicates a broader tech rally.

SK Hynix just pulled the plug on a high-profile U.S. IPO for its Solidigm unit, and instead of punishing the stock, investors cheered. Here is what the scrapped listing reveals about the memory giant's real priorities.

Semiconductor stocks have sold off recently, but the industry remains up significantly for the year. The Vanguard ETF still offers exposure to this sector.

Stocks fell on the final day of a volatile trading week, with the Dow shedding 650 points, as oil prices continued to climb on threats of escalated fighting in the Middle East. The Dow was the only one of the three major U.S. indexes to end higher for the week.

Bond yields fell below 5% as investors seek safety amid concerns about AI impacts on markets. Treasurys are attracting capital as a hedge.

SOXL dropped to a six-month low as chip stocks came under pressure. Nvidia CEO's warning and a surge in oil prices may hold clues to what spooked investors.

Western Digital’s stock dropped 55% from its June peak, raising questions about DRAM and SOXX ETFs. Investors are watching earnings and AI storage demand closely.