Ahead of CPI, afternoon US stock new positions concentrated in the storage sector, with bulls dominating.

BlockBeats news, October 14th, according to TradingBeats monitoring, at least 14 accounts ($100,000) opened new positions in US stocks in the afternoon, of which 12 accounts cumulatively opened long positions worth approximately $3.2081 million, and the other 2 accounts cumulatively opened short positions worth approximately $725,500.

The new long positions were concentrated in the storage sector. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), and SK Hynix (SKHY) cumulatively opened long positions worth approximately $2.6695 million, accounting for about 83.2% of the long opening volume in this round.

Among them, Micron attracted 5 accounts to open new long positions, with a cumulative long opening of approximately $1.384 million, and a volume-weighted average price of $947.99.

SanDisk had 2 accounts with a cumulative long opening of approximately $678,200, at a weighted average price of $1,455.36. SK Hynix had 1 new long account with a cumulative purchase of approximately $607,300.

Short positions also revolved around semiconductors and storage. One account opened a new short position in SOXL worth approximately $379,000 in the afternoon, then fully closed it; another account opened new short positions in SanDisk and Micron worth approximately $181,100 and $165,300, respectively.

The remaining new long positions were distributed in Applied Materials (AMAT), Microsoft (MSFT), Nebius (NBIS), Broadcom (AVGO), and South Korea leveraged stock ETF (KORU), with cumulative opening amounts of approximately $118,700, $103,900, $102,600, $103,300, and $110,100, respectively, among which the Broadcom and KORU positions have been exited.