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Roundhill Memory ETF

DRAM

Market cap $22.7B

48.33 USD

+1.88

4.05%

At close Updated Oct 19, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

48.34

+0.01

0.02%

1 day

4.05%

5 days

-6.08%

1 month

-21.52%

3 months

-8.91%

6 months

37.81%

Year to date

74.1%

1 year

74.1%

5 years

74.1%

10 years

74.1%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 47.1%

Neutral 30%

Negative 22.9%

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QUICK SPARK: Meet the 15 Worst-Performing Chip Stocks in the Last 7 Sessions

The chips that powered the artificial-intelligence rally are now leading its retreat.

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AI Trade Takes Another Hit Thursday as Tech Sell-Off Continues

The AI trade is having a rough week.

AI Trade Takes Another Hit Thursday as Tech Sell-Off Continues

Memory Stocks Extend Slide Following News of Design Breakthrough in China

Some of the market's biggest memory stocks are taking a hit amid worries they could face growing competition.

Memory Stocks Extend Slide Following News of Design Breakthrough in China

DRAM ETF is at risk of a retreat as outflows rise despite memory boom

The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has remained in a consolidation phase in the past two months. It was trading at $57 on Friday, down 30% from its highest point this year.

DRAM ETF is at risk of a retreat as outflows rise despite memory boom

DRAM: Buy The Dip In The Most Important AI Bottleneck

Roundhill Memory ETF offers diversified exposure to the global memory chip sector, dominated by Samsung, Micron, and SK hynix, key beneficiaries of the AI-driven memory demand surge. Despite record-breaking profits, recent results from Samsung and sector peers were below market expectations, yet long-term supply-demand dynamics remain highly favorable. Multi-year take-or-pay contracts and delayed supply expansions support sustained profitability and earnings stability, structurally transforming memory companies' risk profiles.

DRAM: Buy The Dip In The Most Important AI Bottleneck

The Memory Trade Cools After Samsung's Preliminary Results Disappoint

One of the year's hottest AI trades is taking a hit Thursday.

The Memory Trade Cools After Samsung's Preliminary Results Disappoint

AI ETFs: Beyond Chips & Hyperscalers

While AI investing initially centered on hyperscalers and chips, the opportunity has been broadening as infrastructure grows. Opportunities are moving further down and across the supply chain — into memory, data center power, components, and robotics.

AI ETFs: Beyond Chips & Hyperscalers

DRAM: The AI Memory Boom Is Real, But 2028 Earnings Matter More Than Today's Low P/E

The Roundhill Memory ETF is rated hold, with a base-case fair value of $70, or 17.6% upside from $59.52. DRAM's portfolio is highly concentrated, with 74% exposure to Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix, amplifying cyclical industry risks. AI-driven memory demand supports strong near-term earnings, but slowing price increases and potential 2028 normalization pose downside risk.

DRAM: The AI Memory Boom Is Real, But 2028 Earnings Matter More Than Today's Low P/E

The Big 3: GOOGL, EXPE, DRAM

Scott Bauer of @ProsperTradingAcademy tells investors to expect "a lot of volatility" in October as he sees it as the most volatile month of the year. That said, he highlights trading opportunities in stocks and ETFs he expects to weather the storm.

The Big 3: GOOGL, EXPE, DRAM

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