[Memory sticks are expensive but not marketable: factory prices are still rising but channel prices have been inverted] On October 26th, reporters found in a survey that memory sales are currently more volatile than prices. During interviews, many merchants reported that their sales have generally fallen by 20% to 30% since October, and prices have even been inverted across the entire memory circulation channel. At present, the ex-factory price of memory is still rising, but because many channel vendors have stocked up a lot of goods in the early stage, and most consumers choose to wait and see when memory prices are high, the overall market demand has declined. In order to quickly withdraw funds and reduce inventory pressure, many channel vendors will still choose to cut prices for shipments. Industry insiders told reporters that the memory market price has dropped slightly, mainly because some channel dealers are under great financial pressure and must ship goods to withdraw funds. However, everyone purchases goods at a high cost, and no one dares to drop too much. As a result, the market has seen strong quotations, deserted transactions, and partial inversions. The inventory and financial pressure of the entire channel are accumulating. (CCTV.com)