[New U.S. Stock Positions in Storage Sector Concentrated Before and After CPI, Bulls Dominate] BlockBeats News, October 14, according to TradingBeats monitoring, at least 14 accounts (with $100,000 each) opened new U.S. stock positions in the afternoon. Among them, 12 accounts cumulatively went long with approximately $3.2081 million, while 2 accounts cumulatively went short with approximately $725,500. The new long positions were concentrated in the storage sector. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), and SK Hynix (SKHY) cumulatively accounted for approximately $2.6695 million in long positions, representing about 83.2% of the total long positions opened in this round. Specifically, Micron attracted 5 accounts to establish new long positions, with a cumulative total of approximately $1.384 million at a weighted average price of $947.99 per share. SanDisk saw 2 accounts cumulatively open long positions worth approximately $678,200 at a weighted average price of $1,455.36 per share. SK Hynix had 1 new long position buyer, with a cumulative purchase of approximately $607,300. Short positions were also focused on semiconductors and storage. One account opened a new short position worth approximately $379,000 in SOXL in the afternoon, which was subsequently fully closed. Another account opened new short positions in SanDisk and Micron, worth approximately $181,100 and $165,300, respectively. Other new long positions were distributed across Applied Materials (AMAT), Microsoft (MSFT), Nebius (NBIS), Broadcom (AVGO), and the Korea Leveraged ETF (KORU), with cumulative position amounts of approximately $118,700, $103,900, $102,600, $103,300, and $110,100, respectively. Notably, the positions in Broadcom and KORU have already been exited.