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    The vast proportion of that oversupply comes from coal-fired power stations, so no, they won't be listening!

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      I'm not sure that is accurate. 33% is renewable(Mongolia) and 37% total China cf 50%(UK)

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        Add in the easy availability of planning, ready supply of labour, very slim H&S requirements and cheap workforce and it's no wonder at all that China is showing the UK how to do industry.

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          upcoming results

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            Upcoming budget.

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              I doubt they can afford to do too much(harm) unless you're a bank, like to gamble a lot, maybe drink a lot

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                I think two of those three apply to me .... 😕

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                  Do we have Sandisk in the funds

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                    Adam Kay
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                    Hi- No we do not. The reasons are many
                    MU is a pure play manufacturer, Sandisk is a joint venture manufacturer (with Kioxia)
                    MU manufacturers both NAND and DRAM, Sandisk is solely, NAND
                    MU hold 3X the Nr of current patents
                    MU is at a scale Sandisk can never match
                    MU is exposed to markets growing at a faster pace

                    Sandisk is a good business, no doubts. I may have mentioned that I did a lot of work on it over 20 years ago when the business was run by Eli Harari and Sanjay Mehrotra (MU 🙂 )

                    My philosophy is to pick the best of breed within a sector. EG Nvidia over AMD. And whilst AMD has appreciated more in the past year, you are now sitting with AMD on a multiple almost 4X greater(75!) but strangely with half the margins and half the growth. We will see how that plays out. Imo when people talk of bubbles this company is it.

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                      Would you agree Adam that there have been massive over reactions to these earnings reports this week ….

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                        I agree with that statement completely. There have been record earnings all round, there has been staggering guidance showing accelerated growth (ORCL/AMZN/GOOG/MSFT/Samsung/SK/SNDK)-the common denominator being vast capex and even more next year. Same old interpretation.

                        In short the future prospects are definitely looking much better yet the stocks are now cheaper. This disconnect won't last imo. They never do.

                        Are we to believe that the heads of the biggest companies are somehow stupid. Their PNLs and backlog tell you otherwise. Someone is stupid in that mix but is aint them 😉

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