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Apple / CXMT is the new Monday memory test. Around 7:17am CT, $MU was about $864 pre-market, -1.5%, with $SNDK about $1,194, -1.5%, and $WDC about $429, -1.3%, while $QQQ was about $723, +0.01%, and $SOXX about $545, +0.3%. Reuters, following the Wall Street Journal, reported Apple has tested memory chips from China's CXMT for iPhones and MacBooks. The New York Times reported the AI memory shortage has pushed the fight into Washington and many U.S. officials appear unsympathetic to Apple's effort to buy Chinese chips. Our view: the tape is pricing a supplier-diversification risk headline first, but the near-term $MU reset still looks limited unless Apple wins approval for broader use or CXMT adds enough qualified supply to change FY27 pricing discipline. If the memory lane keeps lagging after the open, the market is likely testing that second step instead of just reacting to the headline. source: Reuters / WSJ / New York Times#CPIToResetFedBets #AIMemorySelloffEases #BTCETHETFInflowsReturn