MU
Micron Technology, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

INOD, MU, QBTS

HII bought at 200, MU bought at 82, C bought at 45. I recently sold both mu and HII since I just hit the long term gain threshold and they are both stretched and their yields too low now.

MU maybe but SNDK and WDC is overhyped

You cope knowing that this won’t be the first or the last. Opportunities come up reasonably often. A lot of people regretted missing nvidia and Tesla rise the afterward came pltr, asts, mu, sndk. Sndk 10x since July in the same timeframe MU tripled so there was a bigger play happening alongside what you are stressed about missing. Something else will come but if you are really hungry for 4x moves give 0dte options a shot 😉

the best: GOOGLE (50% of my portfolio): has modles, tpu, fsd...
very good: TSMC, INTELL, ASML
good but not perfect: BROADCOM, NVIDIA, AMAZON, MICROSOFT, TESLA, AMD, MU
more risky but potentially interesting: RXRX, OKLO
and i hope for openai, antropi, x1 robbotica, figure and unitree IPOs

If a stock I own is up over 100% and struggling with resistance, I sell to lock in my original investment but I let remaining shares ride. You might sell more later as well but being able to ride out a winning trade longer without worrying about original investment is very freeing. I own 100 shares of NVDA that are up 1,000% due to this strategy. I own 10 shares of RDDT and MU that are up 250% due to this strategy. It helps me sleep at night.

Says the guy invested in MU which is highly reliant on NVDA’s success.

Hello everyone,
i'm quite new here, but have been trading stocks for the last 2 years. In the past year I've made some mistakes, but one hurts me the most.
I bought MU stock in December 2024 just after a pullback to about 84 USD - it then became roughly half of my portfolio, since I was this convinced that the memory prices will recover even if MU gives a bad guidance for 2025. And indeed, I did double my money and sold at the first real spike in September 2025 for about 160 USD.
However, had I waited for just 4 more months, my gains would have been not 100% but 400% - a money which I could have allowed me to comfortably retire. I understand that you will say "a gain is a gain", but the idea that I did my research homework correctly, and then fucked up the execution really bothers me, particularly in the light that I now see my retirement disappear in front of my eyes.
If I continue using the "secure" way via SnP500 and other ETFs it will take me 7-10 years to compensate the gains that I missed.
How do you cope with such feelings? And do you think there are stocks right now which might still have some growth in front of them? Chips are expensive, Memory is ultra expensive, Space and Robotics is speculative and expensive...
Would be very thankful for any advice.

Buying calls is basically a bad idea every single time if it’s out of the money on a non mega cap very close to expiration. I guess you were right at the money when you bought yours, but close enough, still a really bad idea.
Took me a few years of getting killed on bad lottery tickets like this one to realize that the money in options is building enough cash to have 100 share blocks of things and SELL calls like this one. Not buy them.
I’m waiting to get assigned on a couple 1/23 MU short calls and then I’m gonna sell a 500 APP put.
So yeah man, don’t buy calls. Become a serious investor or swing trader with shares only first, and when you’re at a good level with that, you’ll have a big enough account to sell calls.
Think about it. Don’t you wish you were on the other side of your trade?

My gains came from only calls, the biggest wins were AMD MU ONDS. I could’ve held these longer and made more money but a win is a win 😤. Next stop 18k

i been thinkin PSTG (pure storage) might follow the MU route lol

> friends urged me ..
where do I find such friends who can discuss stocks without emotional content - like jealousy for profit, or labeling you as dumb, if you've losses. Money is such a touchy subject where I live, and I wish there was a community to discuss "money" without arousing much emotions in people.
I also had a "friend" who didn't want to discuss MU with me, as he was convinced it's a commodity business and will be eaten up alive by SK-Hynix and Samsung with low cost products. MU was $90 then. Now he isn't speaking to me, because he (feels, he) got proven wrong 😢 

ADBE is probably amazing right now! MU is FOMO imo right now.

It was a small custom hardware maker that had consumer SSD's and AIB Nvidia graphics cards and such. I wanted to invest in SSD tech, so bought them and MU. OCZ went bankrupt in 2013.. MU, well, didn't.

Solid picks honestly. NBIS and IREN are getting tons of attention lately, I track reddit sentiment for stocks and these two have been popping up constanty the past few weeks (https://adanos.org/reddit-stock-sentiment if your curious).
ASTS is a lotto ticket but I get the appeal. MU is the safest bet here with actual earnings behind it.
From your watchlist KTOS is intresting, defense AI is a real theme rn. SERV I’d be careful with, robot delivery is cool but the unit economics are still questionable.

Once again, today is Saturday so MU is closed. 😁

Get to know it. This is where all the recommendations come from on Reddit and how you get ahead of them.
Finviz identified AXON, lunr, build a bear, MU and other for me.
Screener settings like this:
https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=141&f=fa_peg_u1%2Csh_avgvol_o500%2Csh_instown_o10%2Csh_insttrans_pos%2Csh_price_u50%2Csh_relvol_o1%2Ctargetprice_above&ft=4
Shows a low price stock with high instatuonal ownership. That large hedge funds have made purchases in the last 6 months. The company is profitable taking into account debts AND has been reviewed as underpriced by independent financial assessors. The average volume is 500k but with a relative volume above one it shows some hype to it.
So it's cheap, it's profitable, it's popular with smart people and there is hype.
If you go to the screener options at the top and click each option it tells you what it means.
Really you shouldn't be picking your own stock untill you understand those metrics

I sold all my MU stock in April to gain liquidity.
Liquified my fucking position at an all-time-low and now it’s soaring. I can’t bring myself to buy back in at ~5x what I sold it for.
That feeling when one decision to sell ends up feeling like you torched a house you didn’t even get to live in.

You think mostly MU will go up further from here or also SNdK?

SNDK & MU 🤓