r/DRAM_ETF

STOP POSTING YOUR COMPLAINTS AND ABOUT DROPPING IT!!

DRAM is 6 months old. 6 MONTHS! It’s a memory specific fund and memory has cycles. If you’re already complaining about not making quick money, please sell it and invest elsewhere. Please learn about time in the market vs. timing the market.

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u/garand_guy7 — 7 days ago

Daily Discussion Thread for October 10, 2026

Please use this daily thread for anything related to DRAM and the broader memory sector -- whether it's sharing information, memes, discussing views, hot takes, asking questions, sharing your gains/losses/positions, or simply sharing your concerns or anxiety. Low effort comments disguised as posts previously are welcome here too.

  1. No spam and FUD on board this daily thread and across r/DRAM

  2. Be civil and respectful, Opinions can differ but no personal attacks are tolerated.

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u/AutoModerator — 5 days ago

Shifting Focus

Sold all my MU today at market open. I sold about 15 shares of DRAM last night before overnight. I still hold DRAM but I am not putting this money back in, likely for awhile.

Id only purchase more share if they went below $58 a share. Id add quite a bit more under $55, but Im afraid I just don’t see bull runs to ATHs many are hoping for. Im estimating DRAM hitting mid-high 70s in February. Growth is good, it’s not exciting.

I see many people asking “why isn’t it going up?!” Because investors who want high rewards want high potential. They’re not looking at the now stabilizing memory sector.

Look into energy. Look into data center production. Find the bottlenecks.

I still love DRAM. The growth is solid, but Im looking for a little more! Lol

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u/Smooth-Bag-6403 — 13 days ago

DRAM vs MU VS KOSPI

I have both MU and dram from may 2026. Checking trends after few months, While till June 2026 all were reflecting similar growth , but from july it changed after kospi crash.

Though MU is almost near ATH now, DRAM Is not near june levels.

It is due to DRAM is much more tied with international exposure with SKHY and samsung.

Two things that are contributing

  1. DRAM trends closely with the KOSPI because South Korean memory giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix dominate both the ETF's portfolio and the KOSPI index itself, directly tethering the fund's net asset value to South Korean market sentiment and Korean Won currency movements.
  2. Samsungs portion of contributing to DRAM etf is not only memory portion. But whole of samsung. So it is not pure memory.

Looking at ytd trend, it shows DRAM is closely reflecting KOSPI more. I think till kospi recovers to earlier ATH, DRAM also does not reach that though MU can further outgrow the earlier ATH.

I might be wrong, happy to hear your thoughts on this, so that i can plan next actions based on this.

u/AdResident6496 — 13 days ago

Daily Discussion Thread for October 02, 2026

Please use this daily thread for anything related to DRAM and the broader memory sector -- whether it's sharing information, memes, discussing views, hot takes, asking questions, sharing your gains/losses/positions, or simply sharing your concerns or anxiety. Low effort comments disguised as posts previously are welcome here too.

  1. No spam and FUD on board this daily thread and across r/DRAM

  2. Be civil and respectful, Opinions can differ but no personal attacks are tolerated.

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u/AutoModerator — 13 days ago