Semiconductors are now meme stocks.

Because earnings are far away, while supply and demand are right in front of us.
Therefore, semiconductor stock prices can change constantly, so do not make a fuss when they go up, and stop talking nonsense like wanting to commit suicide when they go down.
Semiconductor demand will persist for a long time, and semiconductor companies will make a lot of money.
However, right now it is a market where capital sways stock prices.
Still, if supported by earnings, stock prices will trend upward over the long term.
Yet when capital is used to manipulate stock prices by controlling supply and demand, it is leveraged stocks that get melted away.
Thus, if you steadily hold the common shares, you can make large profits, but leveraged stocks will all melt away.
Until then, semiconductor stocks will continue the pattern of meme stocks.

I suppose I have a masculine temperament.
The reason I posted back and forth is that I wanted to let you know that the current semiconductor market is driven by supply and demand manipulating stock prices rather than earnings performance.
A market driven by supply and demand is extremely dangerous due to severe volatility.
In particular, leveraged stocks are bound to get 100% wiped out in this kind of market.
Going up in the morning, falling in the afternoon, falling and rising, rising and falling—it will continue like this until all leveraged accounts melt away.
Anyway, I apologize for causing confusion.
I wish you all successful investments.