Micron is key American memory bet.
Micron is the primary American memory manufacturer and benefits from Western investors' need for domestic exposure to the AI memory trade. It produces high-quality HBM and has strong forward bookings. Despite an 864% rise over the last year, its forward P/E is under 10x, far below historical bubble levels (30-50x). The company is receiving upfront payments from hyperscalers (e.g., Google paying 40% up front for TPU memory). This combination of accessibility, legitimate demand, and low relative valuation makes Micron a compelling direct play.
Memory ETF DRAM has huge upside.
AI inference and agent demand is creating an insatiable need for high-bandwidth memory (HBM). Supply is physically constrained with lead times out to 2027; customers are paying upfront for future capacity. Forward P/E ratios for memory companies remain low (under 10x for Micron, 5-6x for SK Hynix), indicating the run-up is not a bubble. The DRAM ETF provides a convenient US-accessible basket of the top three memory manufacturers (SK Hynix, Samsung, Micron) plus storage plays (SanDisk, Seagate). Both hosts explicitly endorse the ETF as a set-and-forget investment for long-term AI memory exposure.