Sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm genuinely wondering though.
One pro I can think of is I won't need to deal with conversion anymore, but idk what the usual play here is for holders of stocks with a similar move in the past (foreign company newly listing in US).
I've got some SK Hynix and Samsung stocks through KRX though not that much, no MU or SanDisk etc though. Ngl I was waiting to buy DRAM since MU stock historically had been tanking post earnings. (Yea yea I know)
Now obviously currently it's up ($78.1 after hours when I post this). I know most people here got into DRAM way below this, but what do you think is a good realistic entry point now? Should I wait a couple of days to see if there was a possible MU profit taking sell off frenzy and dip before buying or should I just pull the trigger at the current high 70s?
ETA: For people who think "the time to buy is yesterday" does it mean you wouldn't buy it now if you aren't already holding it?