Micron Technology saw its stock price jump 87.76% in May, marking its best monthly gain since November 1985, driven by strong demand for AI infrastructure and memory products. Despite this historic rally, June has traditionally been a weak month for Micron, with an average return of -1.35% over the past 41 years and particularly poor performance in the second half of the month. Investors should be cautious as seasonal trends suggest a potential pullback, although the ongoing AI boom may continue to support demand. Historical patterns provide context but are not definitive predictors in this unique market environment.
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