MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

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MU

I pick the top 25 or so of the S&P and Nasdaq, omitting TSLA, PLTR, and pharmaceutical stocks.
* AAPL
* AMZN
* AVGO
* BRK.B
* GOOGL
* JPM
* LRCX
* META
* MSFT
* MU
* NFLX
* NVDA
* TXN
* UBER
* V
This are the companies in my watchlist or companies I have or had contracts in. I have yet to enter positions in LRCX, MU, and UBER.

Good for you, but for what i can see mohnish sold his MU stake in 2023. So he failed on holding the stock.

Yes. I retired 2 years ago and trade every day the Market is open. I have daily and monthly goals.
For example, today I traded MU 3 times. First trade premarket I made $720… 2nd trade $119 and third trade $57. So as you can see, I don’t buy too much of any one stock (usually trade 4-5 stocks per day and I often sell for the small gains. It’s about managing risk and avoiding greed for me.

Just roll up for credit. So all of it continues to ride. The sell half guidance is only for shares.
I milk my MU calls weekly to shave off the gains. Been doing that since it was at $155.

Started fresh this year, after going 'a bit' in minus last year. So allowed myself a 1000 bucks to gamble for, hellavu ride so far. up 500% on jan 2. then down to 200% up, to 800% up, down to 150% up, yesterday made my way back up and ended on 1100% up for the year. MU calls bought on thursday, did the heavy lifting.
What a ride, can't wait to loose it all.

It's very easy to be smart about something after it happened. I followed about 60 tickers basically every day for years and one of them was Micron when it dropped, I thought there were better bets put there because it is a cyclical business so yes upside could be 100% but it was not probable and I was more fearful of a 3 year downside for them.
I owned nvjdia stock since 2020, saw it go down in 2022 50% from my avg and I considered selling as it looked bad. Basically the 28usd price past that was a bit speculative based on bitcoin mining, robotaxis and gaming demand. Well in 2022 all that stopped a bit and gamers started ditching nvidia because they increased prices. Later on the AI speculation began and I jumped ship at 40usd. Honestly I don't regret it. True value investing is about never losing money, buying with a high margin of safety that even the worst case scenario means you will do fine, MU at 68 was not it

MU was on here, it was a large position by Mohnish Pabrai’s fund in 2022 when it was 50-60 a share. Copying him and holding has been one of the best decisions I’ve made. His thesis played out pretty well, called out potential ai demand and a multi hundred price per share.

I bought MU at the same time that I bought OCZ. If you don't know who that is.. you'll get a sense of how long ago that was.

WSB since game stock and actually since ROKU, actually maybe MU. I miss the old days…

MU is a great example of the benefit of patience and dry powder these days. As the only US provider of memory and with NVDAs insatiable demand, it was an obvious play. SP being at 350+ is another story...

GNRC. ENS. BIDU. MU. DOCN.
Personally, GNRC probably has the biggest pop just around their earnings although are good from a valuation standpoint.
For GNRC, Once the market sees that they have the same skill set as CAT and CMI for building gen sets they should pop…. and in the future, the grid failing will have everyone in the top part of the K buying backup generators.

You could have gotten a 5x return on MU since April

NBIS MU PRIM ENS META Siemens Energy AG. Bara att välja, alla är vinnare.

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>Micron [$MU](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/MU) posted this today:
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>“Today, Micron broke ground on our $100 billion leading‑edge memory manufacturing complex in Onondaga County, NY\! With up to 4 fabs, it will be the largest U\.S\. semiconductor facility, generating 50,000 jobs in New York\.”
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Idk I thought the question for this stock is always going to be what about the cyclicality, and I don’t really see this being addressed in the post. At some point, supply will have to keep up, or there would be new entries (in which case, does MU even have a moat?). And when it does pricing power will be gone, and margin goes back to normal. And this is not counting that demand for chips might normalize at some point as well.

MU was definitely getting regular mentions in this sub between 1-2 years ago.