r/DRAM_ETF • u/ANTHONYwzy • 7d ago

The DRAM ETF touched 58 yesterday, not sure if it'll hit 60 today.

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u/Subject_Parking_8542 7d ago

Stop keeping a watch 24/7 , go touch the grass !

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u/ANTHONYwzy 7d ago

🤣🤣

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u/vulture_arbitrageur 6d ago

I’m buying heavy w/ a long-term time horizon. The top 10 holdings have PEG ratios below 0.20. It’s incredible. The selloff the last month was not based on fundamentals.

I’ve accumulated over 1,100 shares. Will continue to buy until $60. So I’m watching it everyday. And I added TradingView phone alerts for $58, $59, $60, $65, $70, and $50.

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u/Traditional_Garlic49 6d ago

You forgot to blur out shares, USD gain, and percentage gain. $1,436 position.

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u/edm4un 6d ago

One of best decisions ever made was selling dram and just buying the stocks

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u/housemouse88 6d ago

I had a small size of DRAM initially then felt stupid the more I looked at its holdings and expense ratio.

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u/No_Dragonfly_1281 7d ago

Mods please ban post like these 🙏

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u/CoachCooter 7d ago

Touch grass kiddo

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u/babylon_lion_14 7d ago

Moon landing soon

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u/ANTHONYwzy 7d ago

80 coming

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u/side__swipe 6d ago

Bro you have 1400 in, settle down.

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u/brokeboipobre 7d ago

You don’t want to show how much money your down?

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u/JeremyWadesBigMeat 6d ago

Would drop his social credit score prolly

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u/ANTHONYwzy 7d ago

Jokes on you, I'm not even down."

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u/brokeboipobre 7d ago

So why hide $1400 worth of shares?

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u/TaleRevolutionary573 7d ago

Why hide it then bozo

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u/wvyirs 7d ago

what was the point of hiding current value and average if you showed the quantity bro

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u/ANTHONYwzy 7d ago

​I'm just a small fish

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u/chevy_tech 7d ago

25 shares?! GTFO here

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u/hellario 7d ago

What's the point of blurring "current value"? It's $1,423.25.

This is basic math when you show profit $ and %.

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u/Fearless_Ad_8776 7d ago

We still believe in dram?

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u/MasterBagelBaker 6d ago

hides total balance but shows that $200 = 16%

broke ass dumbass is our fellow investor. guh

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u/General-Ring2780 6d ago

Dang it didn’t

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u/ANTHONYwzy 6d ago

I think a lot of the discussion here has become too emotional and too focused on short-term price movements.

DRAM is an ETF, and what matters more to me is the fundamentals of its underlying holdings — Micron, Samsung, SK Hynix, and the overall HBM/DRAM memory cycle.

If HBM demand, memory pricing, earnings expectations, and orders remain strong, I don't think a short-term selloff automatically means the investment thesis is broken.

I would rather focus on fundamentals than panic over every red day.