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The thesis is that Apple hiking hardware prices because of costly memory components — rather than because customers are eagerly paying up — is exposing the fact that the company may not be able to charge whatever it wants without hurting demand, and the 6% stock drop suggests investors are starting to worry the same thing.
Western Digital is a buy because memory chip prices are rising, shifting profits away from big tech companies toward the hardware suppliers who make the chips, and WDC stands to gain significantly from that wealth transfer.
The thesis here is that as memory prices rise, the money flows straight from big tech companies buying chips to the companies making them — so owning memory producers like Samsung and SK Hynix should pay off.