At first glance, SBG feels like it's easier to buy.
However, the decline is expected to continue. The outflow of funds from super large to small amounts is good, and anxiety remains about buying.
I want to take a close look at whether there will be a rebound at 8600 yen, and what will happen to the financial results in response to the fall in arms.

Micron's business cycle
As a memory chip design and manufacturing specialist, Micron operates in a cyclical industry. The computer memory market is greatly affected by supply-demand dynamics in last-stage target markets such as smartphones, data center systems, and modern automobiles with large data processing capabilities.
Historically, Micron has experienced several periods of significant decline after rapid growth, which reflects an extensive semiconductor cycle. This cyclicality has the potential to make short-term investments difficult, but it is also an opportunity for long-term investors who can get through the recession.
Micron's recent financial performance appears cyclical at first glance. Despite excellent returns over the past year, the fall in stock prices from all-time highs suggests that market makers are wary of the next potential recession. However, this decline does not necessarily herald the end of Micron's recent swing back into a high-growth region.
Micron's business cycle
From a historical perspective, Micron's business cycle is rising...

OLC is falling due to slapstick involving Keisei.
If you decipher the chart subjectively, whew, did the second round of sales settle down?
Will they get into trouble from here on out and aim to rise again?

The arm's momentum is unstoppable, but when viewed from PER, the impression is that it's quite expensive.
Where do you run away, where do you ride, and where don't you touch it in the first place? Or do you take a long time line and keep holding it?
I have a feeling that exciting developments await ahead.

Will it enter a downtrend after a sharp decline? Just wait and see.