What Lies Beneath: The Developer Building a Data Center on a Former Army Dump Laced With Munitions and Carcinogens
Digital Realty paid $120 million for Atlanta-area parcels including a former Army dump with buried carcinogens and military ordnance.
Digital Realty paid $120 million for Atlanta-area parcels including a former Army dump with buried carcinogens and military ordnance.
@Qweezy80k Did you read what I posted? To repeat: there are limited Korean ETF shorts to cover. There are very limited US memory ($MU, $SNDK, $WDC) shorts. Leveraged memory ETF (long) positioning is quite high. All of that is 100% in contradiction to your post.
@TJS732 Thank you, TJ. Just posted something else on the memory setup. What is remarkable is this statistic: $MU was ~20% of Q2 S&P 500 earnings. I am struggling to remember a similar percentage ever (modern history). Hard not to believe that wasn’t the peak of the memory cycle.
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