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Micron Technology (MU) surged 12% on July 21 as AI-related stocks bounced back from a steep July selloff. With memory chip tightness expected to persist beyond 2027, the stock still trades at a deep discount to the S&P 500.
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Micron Technology (MU) is the bellwether for the AI trade, and Wall Street is trying to model peak earnings if the cycle has legs. The stock whipsawed nearly 12% on Friday, closing at $848.95.
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Micron tumbled 5.49% on July 2, but Wall Street analysts are still pounding the table, with one target at $2,000. The bull case rests on AI-driven memory demand that management says will stay tight into 2027; the bear case comes from Michael Burry, who just disclosed a short.
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Micron (MU) dropped 5.5% intraday despite a presidential shout-out from Trump and a blockbuster earnings beat. Wall Street is bullish, but valuation fears and cycle-peak worries are taking the shine off.
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Micron shares plunged nearly 10% on fears that rival SK Hynix’s $29 billion Nasdaq IPO will flood the memory-chip market. The selloff comes despite Micron’s record 84.9% gross margin and $100 billion in long-term contracts.