Memory Chip Market Peak Debate Divides Investors; Samsung and SK Hynix Profit Growth Seen Slowing

According to Guru Club, concerns over memory semiconductor market peaking are weighing on South Korean equities. Some market participants cite slowing memory chip price growth, declining profit expansion at Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, and reduced investment appetite from U.S. tech giants as signs of a potential downturn. Countering this view, others point to expected memory supply shortages extending into next year, anticipated earnings improvements at chipmakers, and prospects for large-scale shareholder returns to support stock valuations.
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