Why do semiconductor devices have financial attributes?

The exchangeable, tradable, and realizable attributes of a commodity determine its financial attributes, that is, the range of exchangeability of value determines its financial value.
 

The essence of business is exchange, and the scope of the attributes of exchange determines the speed and magnitude of the realization of business value, which is the possibility of realizing the realization of benefits. The essence of financial attributes is the size of liquidity, exchange ability, and liquidity.
 

Why do semiconductor devices have financial attributes? In particular, the financial attributes of semiconductor memory are fully displayed, with buyers constantly buying and sellers selling; There are businesses hoarding and speculating, and buyers receiving orders; Some people make huge profits at peak times, while others close down at low times.
 

The downstream liquidity of semiconductor memory is strong. Semiconductor storage spans the electrical and digital era, and can be applied in a large number of fields such as most consumer electronics, most enterprise ICT products, the electric vehicle industry, industry, and aerospace. Compared to logic ICs, semiconductor memory is a standard IC, with much greater versatility and liquidity than ordinary devices. Therefore, memory chips are the largest single category in the semiconductor market, accounting for 1/4 to 1/3 of the semiconductor market for a long time. Circulation determines liquidity, while liquidity and exchangeability determine the size of financial attributes.