The global memory chip sector, led by Samsung, Micron, and SK hynix, benefits from rising AI-driven demand. Although Samsung's recent quarterly profit and those of its peers fell short of market expectations, the long-term outlook remains positive due to multi-year contracts and delayed supply expansions. These factors are expected to stabilize earnings and reduce sector cyclicality, prompting a Buy rating with anticipated 24% annual returns through 2030. This shift suggests memory companies will enjoy more stable profitability and higher valuation multiples in the future.
The DRAM memory chip sector is the subject, with Pluang's Technology sector data providing context. As of Oct 10, 2026 04:11 WIB, out of 150 priced US Technology stocks, 103 rose and 46 fell. Among notable movers, SNOW rose 7.40% to USD 368.80 with a typical hold time of 54 days and 90% sell orders, DDOG increased 7.20% to USD 293.50 with a 76-day hold time and balanced buy/sell orders, while VNET gained 6.96% to USD 5.53 with the shortest hold time of 16 days and 92% buy orders, showing contrasting investor behaviors across these assets.
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