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PostsI'm not going to be an ostrich: If it hasn't completed "de-cyclicalization," where would I be wrong?
But I have to clarify the other half. This is "the cycle being extended," not "the cycle has disappeared." Two real risks are weighing on it:
First, that 86% gross margin is indeed a ceiling, not a floor. If that floor isn't as hard as the CEO claims, falling from such a height would be disastrous. A floor, without being tested by a real cooling of demand, is just a paper promise.
Second, and more fundamental—capital expenditure is on the rise. Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung are planning to expand production together in 2027 and 2028. Historically, the very mechanism that ended each memory cycle was precisely "everyone expanding production together." The capacity planted today is the seed of oversupply the day after tomorrow.
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