On June 5, Micron Technology declined 3.22% overnight, trading at $960.12/share, with trading volume of $79.27 million. The decline comes as part of a broader storage and semiconductor sector pullback.
On the news front, Broadcom's latest quarterly earnings report, released after Wednesday's close, disappointed investors with its fiscal year 2027 AI revenue guidance deemed insufficiently aggressive, triggering a wave of selling across the technology sector. Micron led storage stocks lower alongside Western Digital, Seagate Technology, and SanDisk, all posting significant declines. However, multiple Wall Street analysts characterized the selloff as an overreaction, arguing that Broadcom's true growth potential will fully materialize beyond 2027.
The decline follows a period of extreme overbought conditions for Micron, with its 14-day RSI recently reaching 90 — a level not seen since 1995. The stock had surged over 240% year-to-date and crossed the $1 trillion market cap threshold in late May, driven by AI-fueled demand for high-bandwidth memory products and structural supply shortages in the storage industry.
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