SK HYNIX LEADS MEMORY CHIP BOOM—BUT STAYS UNDERVALUED
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SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron dominate the memory chip market with stock gains exceeding 200% over the past year. Despite explosive growth projections, the three companies remain cheaper than Nvidia relative to their performance.
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