$Micron Technology(MU)$ Nice consolidation around the $870s. Hopefully the rally keeps going and we see another big pop soon. Shorts might actually help push it past $1,000.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Right now, it looks like software and hardware stocks are taking turns moving up and down — feels more like a market rotation play than anything company-specific. MU is fundamentally strong and growing, just need some patience here. The next leg up for hardware should come, and it could push much higher. There are some clear games being played in the market right now. Shorting as much as you can won't last long. I'm staying on course. The best is yet to come. Watch out for the next wave.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Looking purely at EPS growth over the past 3.5 months, MU should be trading around $1,300 per share right now. But I guess some would rather follow Michael Burry because he was right once a long time ago and knows how to drill down into hot air.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ There's actually a way to filter out some of the bearish noise if you're on the web version — there's a settings cog on the right-hand side. I get that it can be useful to hear the bear case when things are deep green, but on days like these it can really wear on your mindset, so sometimes it's just better to tune it out.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ A few people on this board have made close to a million bucks in 18 months or less. They hardly ever show up for the daily guessing or predictions. No TA or anything like that was needed. It was simply noticing MU coming off its usual feast-and-famine cycle with a new product. Then as the gains piled up, adding a bit and ignoring the spam and the frequent undocumented crisis headlines. A once-in-a-lifetime rocket. Even now MU is in its strongest competitive position ever with no obstacles in sight. Owning this for 48 hours does not make you a long-term investor. Try holding for a few months.
$Micron Technology(MU)$ If I had to estimate where we are: Right now, AI feels roughly where the internet was around 1995–2000. Most people know it exists, but we're still building the infrastructure. In 5 years, AI assistants and specialized agents become routine in offices, software development, customer service, healthcare administration, and many industrial workflows. In 10 years, AI is woven into nearly every major business process, and humanoid or specialized robots begin to have meaningful roles in logistics, manufacturing, and some service industries. In 20 years, assuming progress continues, AI could become as fundamental to the global economy as electricity or the internet. Most people won't think of themselves as "using AI" any more
$Micron Technology(MU)$ Buy and hold. That's really all there is to it. Everything, and I mean everything, is going to need chips going forward. Grocery stores, lawnmowers, fast food restaurants, automobiles, appliances. The possibilities are truly endless. I'm just buying these dips and plan to check back in 5 years.