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DRAM references 1 share of the Roundhill Memory ETF (Cboe BZX: DRAM), quoted in USD. The actively managed fund invests in companies involved in semiconductor memory and storage.
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DRAM Slips 4.25% as Traders Book the Morgan Stanley Memory Bounce
DRAM slipped 4.25% over six hours to $57.30, giving back part of the near-11% surge it logged a day earlier when Morgan Stanley told clients memory contract prices could climb another 25% into Q3. There is no fresh negative catalyst behind the fade — it looks like profit-taking in one of 2026's most crowded and most volatile trades, made more plausible by the fact that Morgan Stanley's own bullish note warned of a near-term momentum peak. With Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung making up roughly three-quarters of the ETF, the complex is coiled ahead of SK Hynix's July 29 earnings — the next real read on whether record contract prices are already in the numbers.
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Micron's Record Print Couldn't Outvote DRAM's Korean Half
Micron just reported the biggest quarter in its history and jumped roughly 14% after hours, and the Roundhill Memory ETF still bled out, sliding 8.80% over 21 hours to $72.56 and erasing its entire post-earnings pop. The reason is struct…
The Micron Pop Is Gone and DRAM's Korean Anchor Is Why
Micron just reported the best quarter in its history, and the Roundhill Memory ETF that DRAM tracks spiked to $78.30 after hours before giving almost all of it back, sliding to $74.98. The catch is structural: roughly 72% of the basket s…
Micron Printed Its Best Quarter Ever and DRAM Sold It
Micron just printed the best quarter in its history — $41.46 billion in revenue and roughly $100 billion in non-cancelable take-or-pay contracts — and the DRAM perp ran toward $81 before giving it all back. The fund is down 6.28% over 24…
DRAM Fades the Micron Rip as Its Korean Half Stays Heavy
DRAM is down 5.07% over 22 hours to $76.89, but the number undersells the week. The perp ran to roughly $81 on Micron's blowout earnings and is now giving part of that back. There's no fresh negative catalyst behind this leg — it's profi…
Micron's $50B Guide Lifts DRAM as a 2X Leveraged Sibling Lands on the Same Tape
DRAM is back near its highs at $77.50, up 14.25% on the day, after Micron's fiscal Q3 report beat the high end of its own guidance and pointed Q4 revenue at $50 billion. The ETF's three largest holdings — Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung — a…
DRAM Holds the Micron Repricing as Analysts Race Memory Targets Toward $2,000
DRAM is up 10.43% over the past 21 hours to $74.91, holding most of the repricing that followed Micron's blowout fiscal Q3 even after fading from yesterday's $78.84 high. The fresh fuel is the sell-side catching up: JPMorgan doubled its …
DRAM Round-Trips the Korea Rout as Micron Locks In a $100B Memory Backlog
The Roundhill Memory ETF cratered roughly 14% in Tuesday's Korean memory rout, then erased the entire drop within a day after Micron posted a record $41.46 billion quarter and guided to $50 billion next quarter. The DRAM perp now trades …
DRAM Prints a Fresh High as Micron's Record Quarter Reprices the Memory Cycle
Micron's fiscal Q3 was the largest quarter in its history — $41.5 billion in revenue, an 84.9% gross margin, and guidance for $50 billion next quarter. DRAM, the Roundhill Memory ETF that holds Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung as roughly thr…
DRAM Clears the Korea Rout as SK Hynix and Samsung Confirm Micron's $50B Guide
DRAM is back above where it traded before Tuesday's 14% Korea-led selloff, this time on confirmation rather than a markup. Micron printed a record quarter after the US close and guided next quarter to $50 billion on memory supply staying…
DRAM Round-Trips a 14% Korea Rout After Micron's Record $41B Quarter
DRAM has recovered most of a 14% rout in a single move, climbing 12.90% to $76.83 after Micron reported the biggest quarter in its history. Because the Roundhill Memory ETF holds Samsung and SK Hynix at 44% of the fund and Seoul is close…
DRAM Is Pricing Samsung and SK Hynix Off Micron's Record Quarter
DRAM is the Roundhill Memory ETF, and it's holding a roughly 15% gain near $78 after Micron posted the best quarter in its history. The catch is mechanical: about three-quarters of the fund sits in Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron, but only …
DRAM Reprices Higher as Micron's Q3 Blowout Lands After the Close
The DRAM perp is up 16.15% over three hours to $79.04 after Micron — the heaviest holding in the memory basket DRAM tracks — reported fiscal Q3 revenue of $41.46 billion against roughly $35.6 billion expected and guided next quarter to a…
DRAM Rebounds Into Micron's Q3 Print as Roundhill Launches a 2X Memory ETF
The DRAM perp bounced 6.62% in an hour back to $72.01, reclaiming ground it lost in the prior day's memory rout right as the clock runs down to Micron's fiscal Q3 report after the close. The number is not out yet, so this is the book rep…
DRAM Breaks Below the Rout Low as Traders Flatten Into Micron's Print
The DRAM perp has fallen 6.39% over nine hours to $68.00, cutting below the $69-handle that marked the prior day's memory-rout low and fully reversing the bounce back to $72.73. There is no new headline under the move. The whole memory c…
DRAM Reclaims the Rout Low as the Bounce Reasserts Into Micron's Print
The DRAM perp has clawed back 5.34% over 14 hours to $72.73, retracing most of the Korea-led memory rout that gapped the basket lower a day earlier. There is no fresh catalyst on the candle — this is positioning, the inverse of yesterday…
DRAM Gives Back Its Bounce as Traders De-Risk Into Micron's After-Close Print
The DRAM perp tracks the Roundhill Memory ETF, a basket that is roughly three-quarters Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung. After yesterday's Korea-led flush bottomed near $69.70 and the perp steadied around $72.66, it has leaked back to $70.76…
DRAM Stabilizes Into Micron's Print as an HBM4 Demand Crack Tests the Memory Thesis
The DRAM perp tracks the Roundhill Memory ETF, a fund that is roughly three-quarters Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung. After a Korea-led rout dragged it to a $69.70 low, the perp has steadied at $72.66, down 7.07% on the day but no longer ga…
DRAM Falls 14.66% as the Korea Memory Rout Crosses Into US Chipmakers
DRAM is the Hyperliquid perp on the Roundhill Memory ETF, a fund that is roughly three-quarters Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung. The Korea-led memory selloff that tripped a circuit breaker overnight rolled straight into the US session, wher…
DRAM Drops 12% as Korea's Memory Names Trip a Circuit Breaker
DRAM is the Hyperliquid perp on the Roundhill Memory ETF, a fund that is roughly three-quarters Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung. On June 23 South Korea's market hit a marketwide circuit breaker as SK Hynix fell about 11.5% and Samsung aroun…
DRAM Slides 7.83% Off Its Record as the Basket De-Risks Into Micron's June 24 Print
The Hyperliquid perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is down 7.83% over six hours to $75.54, unwinding most of the record run it printed a day earlier when SK Hynix overtook Samsung as Korea's most valuable company. There's no fresh ca…
DRAM Hits a Record as SK Hynix Passes Samsung Into Micron's June 24 Print
The Hyperliquid perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is up 6.23% over 23 hours to $81.22, with the underlying fund tagging a fresh record near $81.34. This time there's a clean name on the move: SK Hynix overtook Samsung to become Sout…
DRAM Slips 3% Near Record Highs as the Basket Coils Into Micron's June 24 Print
The Hyperliquid perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is down 3.11% over 24 hours to $78.48, but there is no headline behind it. The move landed over the weekend with the cash market that prices the ETF closed, so this is the perp drift…
DRAM Climbs as Analysts Send Micron Targets to $1,250 and $1,600 Into June 24
The HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is up 11.15% over 23 hours to $64.48, and unlike its last leg higher, this one has a clear driver. On June 11 the sell side capitulated on Micron: Wolfe Research more than doubled its targ…
DRAM Erases Its Crash and Presses Back Toward Record Highs Into Micron's June 24 Print
The HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is up 17.52% over 24 hours to $66.18, completing a full round-trip of the June 5 capitulation and pushing back within striking distance of the basket's $70-area highs. There is no single f…
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