MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

You mean Micron is AND?
Why would you choose SNDK over MU?

I truly hope $MU reaches 500 by year end. But will still keep a close eye on charts and indicators. $LRCX is another beauty now in a short pullback phase.

Memory ain't going anywhere. Dot com bidding up of Fibre optical is much different. Memory is in every computing device out there. The demand for Memory will only increase, robotics have not even begun to be mass produced yet, nor robotics. I keep buying MU, this guy ain't wrong it will be 1T market cap maybe even 1.5 by eoy.

Värdet av en enskild aktie säger ingenting däremot. Forward P/E på MU är lågt i förhållande till andra hype:ade bolag. Jag köpte den på 63! Sålde dessvärre på 66 också!

MU 90, Pepperidge Farm remembers

Buying MU is the easiest thing I've ever done. Printing money.

I bought high on MU and SNDK, pray for me and fridays earnings.
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$150k in MU. Going to ride it to $1000. Just shares, but up around 700%

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saw your post in WSB. I think we may see some entry points come up if market dumps feb/march lol. Some other concerns but in the long run MU seems solid

It will always haunt me that I got stopped out of my MU at the very bottom, right before it rallied. A stop just a few Pennys lower would have kept me in the position.

I feel like retail has been touting $MU for a month or two, not saying you’re wrong about the stock but more retail is in it than you think

Most likely MU. While there is some risk with companies like Nvidia as google and others start making their own GPUs, RAM will most likely have a shortage which will call for more production. PE is already good, looks great on a fwd basis.

Very well said. $MU is a strong bullish case and definitely a buy now and hold till 2027 end. I exited a position when the price was below 200 and had a pullback. But seeing the charts I again entered a position at 316 and boy that was a good decision. Big fan of the stock. Almost a ideal case study.

Been watching MU for a while and you're definitely onto something with the HBM play. That insider dropping 7.8 mil is pretty telling - they don't usually throw around that kind of money on a whim

The forward P/E at 10-12x does look pretty juicy compared to the rest of the AI gang. Only thing that makes me nervous is how brutal these memory cycles can be when they turn, but if this shortage really runs till 2030 like you're thinking then we're probably sitting pretty for the next few years

Might have to grab some calls on the next dip

MU and ASML.

Memory Super-Cycle, $MU

ASML is a weird business because they basically have a single customer which is TSMC, they'll probably be more stable longterm but right now we're in the midst of unprecedented demand for memory and storage so if you're planning to only hold the stock for the short term then you probably want to go with MU.

MU is fundamentally still cheap at this stock price

Read on MU more man