Micron Technology's stock dropped nearly 13% over two days, marking its worst decline since April 2025, driven by overheated technical indicators and broader semiconductor sector weakness. Despite the sharp pullback, the stock remains significantly above its 200-day moving average, and key momentum indicators suggest the longer-term uptrend is intact. Analysts from Citi and Melius Research remain bullish, raising price targets based on expected DRAM price increases and tight supply conditions through 2027. The sell-off reflects short-term technical pressures rather than a fundamental shift in the chip market outlook.
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Micron forecasted Q3 revenue of $33.5 billion with an 81% gross margin, driven by strong AI-related memory demand where customers receive only 50%-66% of their orders. The company secured a five-year Strategic Customer Agreement, enhancing earnings v...
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