Micron Technology's stock has fallen about 20% from its all-time high, prompting investor debate on whether to sell or buy more. The author, who rated MU a Strong Buy in April 2025 and has held it as a key investment, believes the recent dip is a buying opportunity. Micron's recent financial results and low price-to-earnings ratio suggest the company is growing rapidly and can continue to deliver strong returns. The author, an experienced investor and M&A advisor, remains confident in Micron's long-term growth and dividend potential, encouraging investors to consider increasing their holdings despite the recent price drop.
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