MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
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trump just announced hillary clinton tesla sex robots with MU memory will be shipped starting Q2. BULLISH ASF ON MICRON

Msft is safe bet long term. Adbe is kind of like PayPal even though I bought it. MU if you are looking for shortterm quick gain

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For options you have to get the strike price (i.e. 420 MU) and the timing (i.e. by next week) correct, while entering at a premium price that offer good value for your trade.
Sounds like you got the strike, timing, and direction correct (420, feb 20, calls) but you bought at an overvalued premium price.
Like others said look up YouTube videos on what the Greeks are for options and how they affect the premium price. What likely happened is you bought this call when the stock was having a strong upward momentum (causing high delta) which then was met by both theta (the ticking clock that slowly sucks away all option value) and a decrease in price (lowering the probability this option would be excessively out of the money, therefore decrease premioum).

Even when the stock price returned to same value as when you bought it, the option premium was less than what you paid.
TLDR; greeks

one of you tards caused MU to drop today...i just cant figure out which one 🤬🫵

$MU GO BACK UP YOU DIRTY WHORE

fkn slammed WDC and MU calls 1dte otm. Got 20k riding

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If I bought puts at 420 for MU and it’s down under 420 — shouldn’t I be up money ? Same for QQQ at 604 p it’s trading down under the strike point but I’m down quite a bit of money. I have been messing around on this paper account for a week or two just trying to familiarize myself but I have clearly no idea what I’m doing at it’s very frustrating.

What in the manipulation is happening to MU candles

RemindMe! 1 Year look up 1 year performance for MU

Another BS day. Thought I was a genius for buying MU calls on the dip

I have had a pretty decent year.
From jan 1 to today
Ind. Taxable brokerage up 7.8%
Roth IRA up 5%
Traditional IRA up 5.3%
Rollover IRA up 6.2%
I see all these other responses and wonder whether I'm just real lucky or if other people are just not following trends.
I started switching my portfolios away from straight VOO QQQ etc in October and into November and moving more towards a mix of sector ETFs / precious metals ETFs / international ETFs and slowly DCA'ING into some individual stocks but only adding to positions that are green and selling anything that goes down a lot.
Everyone laughs at my approach saying I am adding drag and cost and (whatever) but the shits working for me and my balances.
At least 2-3 times a week I check my accounts and anything that's down more than 5%, I sell it. All of it. I give up and move that money to other stocks or ETFs that have had momentum last 30 days. Takes me 30-40 minutes twice a week or three times a week.
Its working for me. (Until it don't)
My best positions in 2026 have been:
ETFs: GBUG, SGDM, QMOM, QVAL, FRDM, IEFA, XCEM, SETM
IND STOCKS: VSEC, FCFS, LRN, MPWR, APG, TPL, CIEN, MU

SMH, TSM, MU all great plays, many others as well

I'm going heavy on GOOGL, MU, BA.

MU cock teasing all day just to take a shit for no reason

MU calls

The conversation is about the overreaction over AI worries, nobody is contracting you.
There are better performers than MU even, but the picture of how the market has been behaving over the past few weeks hasn’t changed. LITE is up 700% more than double MU performance even.
There was plenty of multi baggers in 2008, but the market overall was ugly

Obligatory fuck MU

I need a miracle for MU +3%

ha, I literally just bought all of these, and that is, from a mathematical risk/reward perspective the best thing to do, rather than choose one individual stock.
Adobe is being unfairly punished right now, as the market digests the narrative that AI will obliterate SaaS companies. It's possible, plausible even, that AI reduces long-term profitability for software providers, but we haven't actually seen this yet - it's just a story. The company's profitability has been untouched, revenue, margins etc continue to grow, yet we see valuation compression. This is a disconnect at the moment, it may prove true, but I'd bet that as Adobe continues to execute and integrate AI into its products, it will be labelled a winner and see multiple expansion, perhaps not necessarily to historical levels, but far from the lows of today.
MSFT: market isn't loving the AI spend, lots of Azure capacity being given to OpenAI, that's reasonable, it is somewhat risky to have revenue concentrated from a few customers. This isn't that concerning to me, the capex is being spent on assets that are clearly very profitable. The disaster scenario is that the capex get spent but the revenue doesn't show up, which seems unlikely at this point. Payback period on AI servers is currently 1-1.5 years, which is great, though rental rates do collapse by about 90% when new chips are released every 2 years or so.
MU: definitely missed the boat on the supply/demand imbalance, they're sold out for the next couple years on HBM3, so that volume is largely priced in, however, pricing on these chips isn't set yet, and is done so quarterly before delivery; so MU could see continued upside from price hikes. There are few players in high end memory, so this is oligopoly pricing power in a supply shortage - a pretty amazing outcome.