Micron Technology's stock dropped as investors grew worried about increased spending by competitors on memory chip production. This surge in investment could lead to an oversupply, potentially driving down prices for Micron's products. The decline comes despite Micron's stock having risen over 700% in the past year. Market watchers will be closely monitoring how this competitive spending affects the memory chip market and Micron's future earnings.
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TD Cowen reaffirmed its Buy rating on Micron Technology with a $1,600 price target, implying a 63% upside. The firm highlighted ongoing strong demand for memory products driven by AI infrastructure growth and persistent supply constraints expected be...
