Micron Technology Stock News

We all know by now that compound interest is hard to visualize. As early as 1256 AD, storytellers began recording the wheat and chessboard problem.

Investors have been waiting for signs the Fed could begin cutting interest rates. Inflationary pressures eased in July, boosting expectations for a September rate cut.

As the AI race heats up, Micron may offer a better investment opportunity than Nvidia. Despite Nvidia's dominant position, a big dip in Micron's share price makes it a better buy.

Citigroup says Micron stock is worth $175 per share. Micron stock currently costs less than $100.

Micron is expected to see high FY25 growth driven by advanced memory products, despite potential short-term downside from current market conditions and AI capex concerns. Competitive pressures from Samsung and SK Hynix in the DRAM and HBM markets could affect MU's pricing power, increasing market volatility and risk of overvaluation. MU is forecasted to reach a market cap of $153.3B within 12 m...

Micron experienced a significant drop in stock price, creating a lucrative buying opportunity. Micron remains a market leader in memory AI and has impressive growth potential. Micron's EPS could skyrocket in the coming years, making it a top buy-and-hold candidate.

Micron is a leader in the markets for DRAM, which is used in desktop computers and servers.

After a golden first half of the year, investors have been getting a crash course in what gravity feels like from the stock market these past few weeks. A combination of poor job numbers and an increase in interest rates from Japan combined to give equities some of their worst sessions and weeks in years.