
Hynix is indeed much weaker than Samsung in this round. After all, it has no other support besides memory. Samsung's earnings report, like Micron's, brings a glimmer of hope. I'm not asking for a surge, just hoping for a slow recovery with a strong bullish candle closing over the next two days.


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