TheBIgBrebswokl
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These companies are down 40%. What changed? Nothing. We got various confirmations that supply is short in this decade and will only slightly improve in the next one. SK Hynix will double capacity but it will not be enough. @michaeljburry thinks this is the peak of the cycle. High margin, low forward p/e. If I'm not mistaken he shorted $NVDA and is short $ORCL, but wouldn't it make sense to short HBM/NAND producers if it's indeed a peak of the cycle? In my book, nothing changed when it comes to $SKHY $MU $SNDK $KXIAY $SSNLF. Does it mean they can't go lower? Ofc not. Will it go higher? If the business shows strength over and over again then nothing will be able to keep the price down for long. Long $SKHY $MU $SNDK $KXIAY

Bearish bets on US stocks are surging: Short interest in the S&P 500 is up to ~3.7% of its free float, near the highest in data going back to 2010. Short interest in the Russell 3000 is up to ~6.1%, also near an all-time high. Both metrics have steadily increased since the start of 2025. Furthermore, short interest across all NYSE-listed stocks rose to a record 9.0% of shares outstanding in late June. By comparison, this metric peaked at ~5.0% during the 2008 Financial Crisis and ~6.0% during the 2020 pandemic. Conditions for a short-squeeze are rising.

$RKLB got a $266M U.S. Air Force contract for 12 suborbital launches Should boost the stock here Possibly the whole sector Buying some more $ASTS for a trade here at $64











