MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

MU takin booty holes

My 405 MU call was up 45% and my greedy ass didn’t sell

WSB never gets in these stocks early, they just fomo in after the 1000% run up then get crushed. I never heard a peep about sndk or MU mid last year here

My MU 420 calls for Friday are down 60% lmao might rope

MU needs +5% or I lose banbet

> disagree with your premise that decades ensures a specific's TECH stock's supremacy.
That's not  remotely my premise. The point was when the demand for RAM normalises, you can expect MU to see their PE multiple return to low teens,  possibly single digits, with little hope of returning to ATH for decades.
I'm not suggesting just to stay in NVidia (or to be excessively concentrated), just the idea of chasing red hot stocks sounds like a high risk strategy.
> MU is up 307 pct one year
Which is why I said the time to buy was before the OpenAI deal last October. Not 1-2 months ago. Same deal with TSMC - it's a great company, but the time to buy was when it was unloved and inexplicably hovering around low $100s for years while semiconductor demand ballooned.

MU is ridiculous

$MU you sweet stabbing bitch I love you! keep on killing those bears ahahaha. from a low of -$1,600 to +$3,000 so far. and I only have 2 calls left to cover but I want to see how high we go. 

MU about to crash again lol

well, hold on a second friend, I have to bring in expertise rebuttal here. When you say 'two decades' < i disagree with your premise that decades ensures a specific's TECH stock's supremacy. The historical argument is the very opposite- decades throw away tech leaders going back to the first radio maker in the 1900s. And I love Jensen. I owe him. Two, NVDA could expand exponentially when inventing the GPU based AI processing, replacing the old intel stuff. It was easy to grown when NVDA conquered the market, and, like the Mongol Empire, v difficult to grow once it became the market. NVDA IS the market now. No more exponential growth,. GONE. There is NO market to conquer but slowly grow itself. When you say NVDA and data center you SAY RAM. MU, Sandisk, esp MU that took a battering two years ago as the CEO announced hundreds of million CAPEX PLANNING FOR THIS. So yes, competitors will have to catch up, but ram demand exceeds supply as much as data center build outs exceed caterpillar excavators... We can also rebut that, as much as NVDA is at the top, competitors can also produce more efficient LLM oriented processors (GROQ man I wish they were public).
The final nail in the argument is just math. MU is up 307 pct one year, more since Liberation day when it dipped to $80. SANDISK 100 pct. Which rational investor sticks to them if riding these numbers? Any rational investor cashes out 70-90% and lets the rest run. even if the 10% collapses the profit is locked in somewhere else.
There is some low volatility ETF, a 5 star that is 10% in a few months. Plus dividends. Let's talk hindsight, would 1,000,000 USD been profitable in NVDA at $185, or the low volatility ETF?
I do not want to preach Jim Cramer, but any investing strategy that does not rotate around a core, or redistribute, nor does it cost average, is not a strategy but a gamble that one item, or stock, keeps going up.

MU might be one of the weirdest stocks ive ever owned

I’m down to my last 1000 bought a single MU 405 call hoping I make back the 180k I set on fire

Tradingview just showed me MU as being +9 % for about five minutes. What.

Buying the MU and SNDK dip, they rarely dip and get bought up fast

Offloaded my MU 470 2/27’s calls at a 72% loss and snagged some MU 510 3/27 C
God gives his toughest battles to his most retrded soldiers 🫡

oh well, I bought my $MU calls.. let's see if we v from here. I am still winning big for the year so pump the fake market!

Took a 3k loss on my MU 420 3/20 calls. Used that lil pump to 408 as an opportunity to offload

SPX 6550 expiring today.
AVGO 300 for tomorrow
AMD 170, PLR 110, CRWD 365, MU 310, expiring Friday

So AMD management is again not coming out to defend the stock after a short attack unlike MU or nvidia...
Also hi $100s

Mostly memory stocks. MU is a no brainer