r/DRAM_ETF

Infinite money glitch

We all know AI stocks only react to negative news. It only goes up <1% on good news, and tank -10% on bad news. Here is how to profit from this:

  1. Start 100 bot X accounts using Claude agent

  2. Use AI to generate negative news in AI stocks and DRAM

  3. Manufacture fake engagements using Indians

  4. A few of the 1000 posts become trending

  5. Stocks selloff

  6. Posts get community noted, but the damage is done. It only goes up 1%

  7. You earn 9% downwards move. You puts payout

  8. Rinse and repeat

You can also trade on Hyperliquid DRAM-USDC to stay anonymous.

Literally free money. Why aren’t people doing this.

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u/Huge_Illustrator5652 — 6 hours ago

Short Squeeze Meme War

I need everyone to sell your memory stock holdings after it drops 50% from the top. They are bad investments. Sky high expectations already priced in. No more upside. If you sell, my puts skyrocket 100x I become a trillionaire.

Then I need you to rise up against me and the Wall Street suits and start a meme war short squeeze the likes of GameStop and AMC, so my calls can skyrocket 100x and I become a trillionaire.

Trillionaire not millionaire, because… inflation, duh?!

Need all of you to do this. Counting on you… need those zeros in my bank account. Rise up and revolt!

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u/Huge_Illustrator5652 — 6 hours ago

Likely more downside

Even the Google, Intel earnings report confirming the memory bottleneck did not help. Every AI stock is priced for the best case scenario already, at 10 years in the future forward earnings growth, so any news confirming memory is in a shortage will be ignored, every doubt and negative news will send the stock tanking 10%. There is no upside from here, not even META, AMZN earnings. INTC blowout report surges then give back all the gains. This market only wants to sell. The market will ignore the Nvidia SK deal, since it happened on the weekend and it will become irrelevant on Monday. Good news is taken for granted, it’s what the company is supposed to do, the company is merely meeting the minimum expectation. Any doubt triggers a massive selloff. At the end of the day, investors price all AI stocks at negative stock price. Everyone sell and go short!

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u/Huge_Illustrator5652 — 7 hours ago

Sold all my DRAM and Reallocated to Other Tech Stocks

Probably the worst ETF I have held onto since the past 2 months. I took a 35 percent loss, which is quite sad, but I know that the remaining money I saved can be used more efficiently than this stupid trash ETF. So I am optimistic and happy about that part.

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u/Cultural_Disparities — 21 hours ago

The stock I trusted the most ended up giving me the worst performance.

I am talking about DRAM. Not a stock, but anyways. I bought at ATH, before MU earnings, and being 100% sure that it would skyrocket.

Why? Because MU would crush earnings. And they did. RAM couldn't be in a better position: all sold until 2028 and I think by 2028 we will have so many good models under 128GB that more ram will be needed for personal computers.

And they went from 80 to 50. I lost more than 30% in less than a month, in my most trusted stock(s) (ETF).

And thanks to this I finally understand the people that says that individual stocks rarely beats market in long term. Of my most trusted stock underperformed that bad, what about the other stocks?

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u/juliofgx17 — 24 hours ago

Covered Calls on DRAM

Hey everyone, I’m underwater on my DRAM shares; however, I’m opposed to selling for a loss. Rather than sit on my hands while I wait for the price to recover, I decided to sell covered calls.

I have been keeping the strike above my purchase price with the expiration date only one week out.

Anyone else doing this?

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u/chaos-organized — 23 hours ago
▲ 46 r/DRAM_ETF+2 crossposts

Jensen’s 1st X post - open models ( BULLISH for memory)

Closed models concentrate demand — one provider runs shared HBM pools in a handful of data centers, so memory usage is pooled and efficient (amortized across many users).
Open models multiply demand — every company that self-hosts the same model needs its own full copy of the weights and its own KV cache. 10,000 self-hosters means 10,000 separate HBM footprints instead of one shared pool.
With 128K–1M token contexts becoming standard in 2026, KV cache alone can top 40GB per active session — so replication gets expensive fast.

u/Pinkygirl7 — 1 day ago

Nice sale today. Bought the dip!

Those of you who bought more at $53.50 today, congrats on the sale price! We’re already back up to $55+. It‘s easy, just buy the dips and hold. By 2027 this ETF will be near $100.

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u/DanceHallRiddem — 1 day ago

Yesterday DSCAM was up less than all the holdings. Today it's more red than all the holdings.

Y'all said it was less green cause of T bills or some shit. So why is it more red today??

u/Accurate-Flow8078 — 1 day ago

Those on Margin + Leveraged ETFs 💀

When you find DRAM gamblers who bought the top with leveraged ETFs on margin

GET THESE BEGGARS OUT OF HERE 😭

u/Beneficial-Ad-7771 — 1 day ago