Micron has dropped roughly 10% over the past 18 hours to about $895, with no company-specific news behind the move. It is a continuation of the unwind that began when Broadcom's AI guidance reset the entire semiconductor complex earlier this month, dragging the highest-beta memory name down with it. The SOCAMM memory scare getting blamed targets system memory, not the HBM4 that drives Micron's AI margins, a distinction the tape is ignoring. Everything now compresses into the June 24 earnings print, where a 260%-growth quarter leaves no room for a soft guide.

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SKHX Gives Back Tuesday's Bounce as Foreign Outflows and a Weak Won Bite

SKHX is back near $1,321, down 11.68% in 18 hours, as Korea's Wednesday session sells off Tuesday's 15% relief bounce in SK Hynix. The rebound had no structural bid behind it: foreigners have net dumped tens of billions of Korean stock since May as the AI-memory trade reprices off Broadcom's soft guidance. Because the perp is priced in won and converted to dollars, a weakening won is dragging SKHX down faster than the headline Seoul equity. The fundamentals still point the other way, which is what makes this a repricing rather than a broken franchise.

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QNT Loses the $60 IPO Price Again as the Bear Case Goes to Print

Two days after reclaiming its $60 IPO price, Quantinuum's listed stock — and the Hyperliquid perp tracking it — has rolled back over, down 10.86% over 16 hours to $54.50 on no fresh company news. What changed is the narrative: a wave of valuation coverage now spells out the bear case in hard numbers, with roughly $17 million in revenue against a near-$299 million loss, a 72.1x price-to-book, and an EV/sales multiple above 350 at IPO. The June 8 bounce looked like a defended floor; it turned out to be a lower high before sentiment caught down to the fundamentals. With the offering price lost again, the post-IPO low near $51 is back in the frame.

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