Micron Technology and Seagate Technology stocks have surged 221% and 155% respectively in 2026, driven by robust demand for memory chips and data center storage fueled by AI expansion. Micron’s strong revenue growth and multiyear supply agreements provide visibility and confidence in ongoing demand, while Seagate and Western Digital also benefit from lasting AI-generated storage needs. However, investors face uncertainty due to the cyclical nature of memory pricing and the unknown timing of supply-demand balance, making it crucial to weigh profit-taking against holding for further gains.
As of Oct 22, 2026 02:01 WIB, Micron Technology trades at USD 911.35 with a 1-day gain of 1.71% on Pluang, while Seagate Technology is priced at USD 696.21, up 3.12% for the day. Pluang users show strong buying interest in Seagate, with 89% of order activity on the buy side, compared to 56% for Micron. Notably, Micron's market cap stands at $1.01 trillion, highlighting its significant scale in the technology sector.
SK hynix Inc. is set to report its Q3 earnings on October 28, following Micron's recent results that indicated rising memory prices and demand. In Q2, SK hynix saw a 257% year-over-year revenue increase to KRW 79.3 trillion with a 76% operating margi...
Micron Technology reported a massive 256.3% revenue increase for fiscal 2026 and secured contracts covering over 35% of revenue through 2030. Despite a recent 14.58% stock drop, a $1,000 investment today could grow to about $1,487 by 2031, reflecting...
NVIDIA and Micron now account for 36% of the S&P 500's earnings growth this quarter, highlighting their dominant role in the market. NVIDIA's revenue and profit per share are expected to nearly double year-over-year, while Micron anticipates even mor...
Micron Technology's stock has fallen 26% since its June peak amid investor concerns about the long-term sustainability of artificial intelligence spending. Analysts note that while AI remains a key growth area, investors may need to adjust expectatio...
Micron's President Scott DeBoer sold 28,545 shares worth $25.7 million, marking the largest insider sale since August and the lowest average price since May. This sale coincided with a slight rebound in Micron's stock price, which rose nearly 2% on t...
