The Morning 10
The Morning 10 Fri, Jul 10, 2026 ~90 seconds 08:00 CET
The washout confirmed, and the tape moved down the stack: SOXX's second close above 554 came with NVDA red, Micron at a trillion, and $26.5 billion of new memory paper priced at a premium overnight. SKHY trades today. The day in ten.
- Overnight — Korea gapped, and this time held
- The washout read wins the week
- SKHY trades today — priced above the market
- The architect sat out its own party
- Memory's three price tags
- Oil isn't buying the war
- Tuesday, everything prints at once
- Both sides green — the alternation may be over
- Four greens — first unanimous close since Monday
- Outside view — Gene Munster
- Overnight — Korea gapped, and this time held Context
- What
- The Kospi rose +4.6% and closed at its highs after SK Hynix priced its ADR above the market — no fade this time, unlike Thursday's gap-and-give-back. Japan +1.4%, Hong Kong +1.5%. Bitcoin ~63.9k and gold ~4,120 both moved away from their belief lines at 60k and 4,000 — tested, held, bounced.
- If
- the strength carries into SKHY's first prints on Nasdaq this afternoon.
- Why
- yesterday's open question was whether Korea's dip-buyers or profit-takers had the size; a close at the highs on record volume of news is the conviction answer.
- Then
- the live tape through the US session on the market-structure desk.
- The washout read wins the week Structure
- What
- SOXX rose +3.5% to 581.7 — a second consecutive close above the 554 line, and now above the level it broke down from. SMH +2.5%. What looked like a correction signal on Tuesday is, three sessions later, a completed shakeout: break, reclaim, extend.
- If
- Friday holds the level into the weekly close, with the SKHY debut as the session's stress test.
- Why
- one-day breaks that snap back and then EXTEND are the full washout signature — Monday's two-lines framework resolved bullish on both lines.
- Then
- the structure read and levels on the SOXX asset page.
- SKHY trades today — priced above the market Calendar
- What
- SK Hynix priced its ADR at $149 — a 2.9% premium to Seoul's close, where large offerings normally price at a discount — raising $26.5 billion, the largest US listing by a foreign company on record, past Alibaba's 2014 mark. The ADRs start trading on Nasdaq today under SKHY.
- If
- the debut holds above the $149 offer through its first session.
- Why
- a record-size deal priced at a premium is the strongest demand answer a market can give: the marginal memory buyer didn't just show up, he paid up. Today the public tape gets to agree or disagree.
- Then
- the memory complex read on the HBM pulse.
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