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DRAM
Market guides and dated reports for DRAM. Browse recent coverage below or use the archive pages to find older articles.
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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DRAM Reclaims the Low-$60s as Memory Repairs Into Micron's June 24 Print
The HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF is up 12.14% over 19 hours to $62.44, recovering almost the entire June 5 capitulation flush that dragged the basket into the mid-$50s. There is no fresh headline behind the bid — it is th…
DRAM Erases Its Relief Bounce, Back at the June 5 Memory Lows
The HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF gave back all of Monday's roughly 7% relief bounce, falling 12.67% to $56.05 and round-tripping to within a hair of the June 5 capitulation low near $55.79. There was no fresh headline beh…
DRAM Bounces 7% as the Memory Supercycle Outweighs the Broadcom Scare
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, gained 7.07% over 24 hours to $58.06 — but the move landed on a Sunday, with the U.S. and Korean memory stocks it tracks closed for the weekend. This is the perp clawing back most o…
DRAM Drops 14% as Broadcom's Guidance Resets the AI Chip Trade
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, fell 14.44% over 23 hours to $57.25 as Broadcom's quarterly guidance whacked the entire AI semiconductor complex. The chip giant doubled AI revenue but held its full-year forecast f…
DRAM Slides 5.64% as the H200 China Unlock Fails to Print
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, is down 5.64% over 21 hours after the Trump-Xi summit's headline H200 chip-export approval failed to translate into a single Chinese delivery. Trump himself confirmed Beijing is ste…
DRAM Rebounds 11.69% as Seoul Walks Back the AI Dividend Trial Balloon
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, is up 11.69% over 22 hours, retracing almost all of Tuesday's 11.8% rout after South Korea's presidential office labeled Kim Yong-beom's national dividend remarks a personal opinion…
DRAM Falls 13.54% as Korea Floats AI Profit Tax
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, fell 13.54% over 22 hours after South Korean presidential policy chief Kim Yong-beom floated taxing AI-era profits to fund a national dividend, hitting Samsung and SK Hynix, which t…
DRAM Up 10.79% as Micron and SanDisk Post Blowout Memory Earnings
DRAM, the HIP-3 perp tracking the Roundhill Memory ETF, climbed 10.79% over 24 hours as its two biggest US-listed underlyings printed quarters at the same time. Micron added 12% on a $13.64B quarter and Q2 guide of $18.7B; SanDisk gained…
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