Memory chip stocks are surging in pre-market trading, rebounding sharply from a sell-off last week. The catalyst appears to be a Morgan Stanley report classifying the recent dip as a significant 'buying opportunity.' The bank forecasts that the global memory chip shortage will likely persist through 2027-2028. It also projected that memory prices will increase by at least 25% quarter-over-quarter in the third quarter of 2026, reinforcing investor confidence in the sector's sustained profitability amid the ongoing AI infrastructure boom.