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#KoreaMemoryRebound Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have experienced a sharp pullback, but analysts argue that Korean memory stocks may now be oversold. Demand for HBM, server DRAM, and AI infrastructure remains strong, while supply constraints continue to support memory pricing. Apple’s reported failure to secure cheaper LPDDR5X prices from a Chinese supplier also suggests that alternatives to the leading Korean manufacturers remain limited. Still, memory is historically cyclical. The selloff may offer a rebound opportunity, but investors should not assume current shortages will last forever. New production capacity and weaker end demand could eventually reverse the pricing cycle.