Micron Technology has been upgraded from Sell to Hold following better-than-expected Q3 revenue and earnings per share, driven by strong demand for its HBM4 memory products, especially for NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform. The company’s HBM4 shipments are increasing faster than previous generations, indicating robust product leadership. However, caution remains due to potential cyclical industry risks, aggressive capacity expansion, and uncertain future demand. The valuation is fair but not cheap, with a buy recommendation pending evidence of pricing strength during downturns.
SK hynix Inc. posted a strong Q1 with 60% year-over-year revenue growth and a 72% operating margin, driven by its leadership in HBM technology. Despite these impressive results, the analyst prefers Micron Technology due to its clearer long-term strat...
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Jefferies chief global strategist Chris Wood advises investors to focus on memory chip makers like Micron, Samsung Electronics, and SK Hynix instead of AI hyperscalers such as Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet. This recommendation comes amid grow...
Micron Technology received a Buy rating due to its adoption of HBM4 memory technology and strategic customer agreements that secure about 40% of its revenue at fixed prices through 2028–2030. This approach reduces revenue volatility and supports gros...
