Here are some of the ways 🇺🇸 investors can get exposure to Micron $MU through ETFs today: Leveraged: $MUU Direxion Daily MU Bull 2X Shares $MULL GraniteShares 2x Long MU Daily ETF Inverse: $MUD Direxion Daily MU Bear 1X Shares Income ETFs: $MUYY GraniteShares YieldBOOST MU ETF Indirect ETF exposure: $DRAM Roundhill Memory ETF $QQQ Invesco QQQ $AIS VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF $SOXL Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF EU-Listed: MU2 Leverage Shares 2x Long Micron ETP Disclosure: Some ETFs mentioned are WOLF Financial partners. This is for informational purposes only, not investment advice. Always read the fund prospectus.

In just the past month: $NOK — $13 → $16（23.08%） $IBM — $214 → $320（49.53%） $MRVL — $158→ $219（38.61%） $MU — $514→ $1,035 （101.36%） $NVDA — $196 → $224（14.29%） $ARM — $201 → $408（102.99%） $DELL — $208 → $465（123.56%） Now I recommend you buy AI stocks: $INTC at $103 $MSFT at $440 $MRVL at $219 $NOW at $128 Are you going to ignore him again? Don't watch from the sidelines again. Follow with notifications and pay attention.

Barclay's upgrade $SNDK & revising $MU higher: SNDK: We think this type of contract fundamentally changes the way memory players can decide and allocate business, making their environment much more secure and protected on the downside MU: We are of the opinion that as MU signs more of these SCAs they will provide similar information to SNDK, giving details on the financial hooks and potential prepayment structures they are contracting. When these details come to light, we see it as a positive catalyst and another step forward in the sustainability of this memory cycle.

“American people and Chinese people live on one Earth. We need to focus on our similarities.” — Ronald Sakolsky, an American who donated to help turn China’s Mu Us Desert green. Kindness knows no borders.

Nobody buying SK Hynix tonight will remember how hated it was not too long ago. When I wrote the below in January 2024, the dominant narrative was about the inescapable memory glut. MU & SK had been flat to down for a year while NVDA had tripled. But…something that this cycle has taught me is that being early is a double-edged sword in more than just the classic “risk a drawdown before it works” way. I held on to these names for a little more than 2 years, but it’s pretty clear now that I sold too early. Now, despite a 500%+ return, I’m wondering if selling in February means I’ll have to withstand the mindfuck of watching them 10x again (by next Tuesday, at this rate). I’m already debating with myself whether I should bite the bullet and get back in or if doing so will align perfectly with the exact top. I love this game, but good lord does it mess with your mind!

Nine months in, and we've paid out dividends every single month since day one This month's distributions covered: - TME、ORCL、QQQI、AVGO、GLW - OXY、MU、APH、SBIT、NVO、DUST、CRCA - STX、LRCX、TLT、JEPQ、NVDA - YANG、YINN、VST、VOO、TQQQ - SQQQ、SPXU、SOXS、SDOW、MUU - KORU、JDST、GGLL、EWV、EDZ All eligible holders have been paid automatically. Nothing to do on your end. Every position on StableStock is backed by real U.S. securities. This isn't a promise — it's how the system works.

What were the best public equities to hold in 2025? A brief breakdown across chips, memory, AI software, energy, and healthcare here: > AI Chips: Broadcom (AVGO) Surged +100% in 2025. Major hyperscalers are quietly replacing NVIDIA with Broadcom's custom silicon > Memory: Micron Technology (MU) NVIDIA's confirmed HBM supplier, sold out through all of 2026 before January started. Had approximately 239% rise in 2025. > AI software: Palantir (PLTR) The AI platform that runs on data governments can't share with anyone else. Had a +135% run in 2025. > Energy: Vistra (VST) AWS and Meta are signing 20-year nuclear deals with Vistra. Serves the need for power that never goes offline for AI. Price went up +165% in 2025. > Healthcare: Eli Lilly (LLY) FDA approved their oral GLP-1 pill on April 1st. The barrier of not being able to take injections for 70% of eligible patients is now gone. +21% rise in 2025. These assets are now available for spot trading using Felix spot equities. With the IGV (Software sector ETF), XLV (Health Care sector ETF) and XLU (Energy sector ETF) coming in the next listing batches soon. Trade equities onchain here:

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