David H. Lerner remains optimistic about the stock market, focusing on aerospace, defense, biotech, AI, and semiconductors like Micron and Nvidia, which he views as undervalued despite recent sector sell-offs. He highlights supportive factors such as lower inflation, steady consumer spending, and strong Q2 earnings forecasts that underpin a positive equity outlook through 2026. Lerner is actively increasing his holdings in select stocks, using market volatility to reduce costs, signaling confidence in these sectors' growth potential.
Elon Musk publicly praised Micron Technology for its reasonable memory pricing, contrasting it with unnamed rivals he called extortionate. His comments came as Micron's shares fell 25% below their 52-week high, despite the stock having gained over 23...
NVIDIA, Micron, and SanDisk are central suppliers to the AI industry, benefiting from strong memory and storage demand as AI compute becomes revenue. Analysts predict 45% or more upside for each stock by 2027, supported by rising earnings estimates a...
Micron Technology's stock dropped from $1,097 to $953 following earnings and news of CXMT's new DRAM cell design, which added pressure to an ongoing semiconductor market selloff. The company's $134 billion in contracts are valued at minimum prices, w...
Chip stocks like Micron and Nvidia have fallen recently, sparking concern among investors. However, Jim Cramer argues that the semiconductor index is misleading and advises watching actual device demand instead. Micron's latest earnings reveal strong...
The Strive US Semiconductor ETF (SHOC) remains a high-conviction buy due to Nvidia's impressive earnings and increased capital expenditure by hyperscalers. The ETF's portfolio is now heavily concentrated, with Nvidia and Micron making up about one-th...
