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📌 Netflix’s Implied Volatility Before Earnings Rises to a More Than Three-Year High

Before Netflix’s earnings report, the stock price movement implied by the options market was about ±9.5%, which some market participants called the highest level in more than three years. Another post gave a figure of about 9%.

📌 Micron's Expansion Faces Raw Material Supply and Delivery Risks

As Micron expands its memory business, in addition to increasing capacity, it must also secure stable critical raw materials and production supplies. Social media posts indicate that the company is investing in critical mineral processing in New York and plans to expand by more than USD 250 billi…

📌 China’s Q3 GDP and services indicators diverge

China’s GDP grew 4.5% year over year in the third quarter and 1.2% quarter over quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis; meanwhile, services production and retail sales weakened year over year, while the year-over-year growth rate of the tertiary sector reached 5.2%.

📌 Can Nvidia’s Low Valuation Match Its High Growth Expectations

An valuation post says Nvidia’s share price is USD 214, its forward P/E is below 13.5x, and EPS is expected to grow 70% in the next fiscal year and still grow 34% in fiscal 2029.

📌 NVIDIA’s HBM Procurement Could Increase Flexibility to Switch Suppliers

The key to long-term HBM growth is not just shipment volume, but also whether prices can continue to rise as capacity expands. One forecast predicts that by 2030, HBM prices could rise to around USD 35 per GB, while shipments approach 4 times their current level.

📌 HBM Demand Upgrade: Can Samsung Capture the Incremental Demand?

Changes in HBM demand are reflected not only in total volume, but also in product mix. One forecast says that by 2027, HBM4 and HBM4E will account for 48% of HBM demand, nearly three times the current share; HBM3E 8-Hi could also double to 17%.

📌 U.S. stock market fear is mounting, but volatility cannot confirm a bottom

U.S. risk sentiment has clearly weakened: the CNN Fear & Greed Index has fallen to a six-month low of 17, entering the extreme fear zone; the VIX rose 30% in a single day, breaking above 20, while the VXN, which measures expected Nasdaq volatility, rose 20% to 28.

📌 DRAM Supply Constraints May Keep Memory Tight for Years

AI server order growth is being constrained by insufficient DRAM supply. The post recounts that Dell CEO Michael Dell said an approximately USD 95 billion backlog of AI server orders remains limited by DRAM supply, and that the shortage could worsen further next year.

📌 Why Falling Treasury Yields Failed to Support Stocks

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell from 5.34% to 5.08%, yet stocks did not rebound. This performance reminds investors that a decline in long-term rates does not automatically translate into support for equities; what matters is the breadth of the pressure on stocks and how funds flow.

📌 Diverging Signals on CoreWeave’s Financing Costs and Options Risk

CoreWeave may be able to lower some borrowing costs by pledging GPUs and customer contracts as collateral, but demand for call options still rose markedly as the stock fell.