MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

MU chart looks good. It is now in a short pullback from overbought status which gives an entry point in the coming days. I think this opportunity should be grabbed.

Yes MU. AI investment will be till 2030 all over the world. For robotics also HBM needed.

I do believe a lot of these posts relating to MU are bots. But to be fair, MU is literally printing money. Guiding over 8 eps for the next quarter is crazy growth. If they beat next earnings and again project 8+ eps, it doesn't take a math wizard to see their PE being in the 7-10 range within a few quarters if they were to stay at current 285 price level. Thus, you can see that with their PE currently still under 30, they aren't even overvalued. MU could easily go to 1 trillion market cap if they maintain this growth for another year. Based on the shortages and price increases, that is likely to happen.

MU because the demand for computer memory and storage is at an all time high and continues to rise. Profit margins also continue to rise. MU makes arguably the best available memory and storage products, and they are definitely the best in the west. (Samsung and SK Hynix being the best in the east.) Because they're a leading American company in the AI space, they are a prime candidate to receive extra perks/benefits/funding from the U.S. government because the government considers American leadership in AI to be vital for our economy and our national security. I feel like they are amazing at what they do, so they don't actually need the government's help. But if for some reason they did need help, I believe the U.S. government will prop them up or give them a boost if necessary. Their FWD PE of 9 or so in the age of AI is insane. I think they have plenty more room to run for the time being.

I’ve started looking at NU (not MU) as well… What is you’re thinking on this company please?

I got into MU maybe 2 years ago back when someone would post daily on this sub what stocks they were looking at with a brief dd on each. They claimed to be an ex stock trader and of the picks I actually went with, I’m up on each of them (BROS, SMTC, AMD, and MU). TLDR, that guy had some good picks and I hope they come back

For a long-term portfolio, this is **very aggressive** \- and more concentrated than it looks.
A few quick points:
* **Heavy overlap**: QQQ + VOO already give you a lot of the same mega-cap tech exposure.
* **TQQQ** is not really a long-term hold - leverage + volatility drag can hurt badly over time.
* **Stock side is high risk**: NVDA + MU + IREN + ONDS = very cyclical / hype-sensitive. If sentiment turns, this portfolio can drop fast.
* You’re basically making a **bet on tech continuing to outperform**, not on diversification.
If the goal is aggressive *but survivable* long term:
* Drop or reduce TQQQ
* Either reduce individual stocks or be more selective
* Focus more on **high-quality companies bought at reasonable valuations**, not just growth names
Personally, I try to avoid stacking correlated risk and use tools like **FindGreatStocks(dot)com** to check business quality and valuation before adding individual stocks.
Not saying it won’t work - just know this portfolio will swing *a lot*. If you can’t hold through big drawdowns, it’s too aggressive.

Scandium Canada, Bitfarms, Cleanspark and MU.

and MU is appearing in every what stock to buy in 2026 post

Actually, I didn’t misunderstand. MU is primarily in the memory chip business, and with the strong demand driven by AI and data centers, their products are seeing significant growth.

I can already guess the answers, RKLB, ONDS, MU, RDDT

AVGO, MU, TSM

Thanks a lot for sharing! What makes you bullish on MU? What about it caught your eye?

I’ve been keeping an eye on MU too, but obviously I missed it. Is it still worth jumping in now?

MU

I wonder how my MU calls are doing..

I own MU, your issue is you thought it was a storage stock. It's actually a memory stock.

Here is the list for data from multiple posts and thousands of comments from r/stocks, r/wsb and r/investing from the various recommendation posts in the last 10 days. Data is optimized as best as I could to remove multiple recommendations from the same usernames as to not double count someone trying to pump certain stocks for some reason. Here's the list of top 30 recommendations ranked by # of mentions.
* 1 RKLB
* 2 ASTS
* 3 AMZN
* 4 NBIS
* 5 GOOGL
* 6 RDDT
* 7 MU
* 8 SOFI
* 9 POET
* 10 AMD
* 11 IREN
* 12 HOOD
* 13 RIVN
* 14 NVDA
* 15 ONDS
* 16 LUNR
* 17 APLD
* 18 TSLA
* 19 PLTR
* 20 META
* 21 NVO
* 22 AVGO
* 23 PATH
* 24 PL
* 25 NFLX
* 26 OPEN
* 27 ANIC
* 28 TMC
* 29 FNMA
* 30 UBER
For those that are interesting, the r/stocks specific list had HOOD and NVDA in the top 10 instead of POET and MU and had some slight differences at the end of the top 30 but in general, wasn't that much different.

30.5%, top performer is MU.  Best 1 time trade was AMZN call options.  Worst performer appreciation wise: KO

MU is a solid company, but putting “financial freedom” on a single cyclical stock is a lot of risk. Even great semis can have long drawdowns. Might be worth thinking more about position sizing and diversification than timing a “super stock.”