No one knows the answer to that question. Even the "insiders" don't know for sure. They may have a much better clue than you or I about which way prices are most likely going to trend, but there are just too many factors involved to know the future of memory prices. It's just like the stock market. No one knows. Anyone who says they do know (even an insider) is lying. They can't know, there're just guessing, now matter how educated that guess may be. They could very well (and most likely would) be wrong. Even if they did happen to guess right, how would you have any way of knowing That THEY were the person out of all those claiming to know who was actually right? Memory prices are decent right now. My opinion (worth close nothing, but still voiced anyway ) is that if you really need more memory, just buy it now. If you can wait, then do so and see where the prices go. If they do go down then great, more memory for less money is what we all want. But be prepared, they might go up and you might have to make the choice of doing without or spending much more than you would have now.