The Latest Breaking News from Micron

Copilot+ PCs had a disastrous launch and did not meet sales expectations, but are they a bust?

Yes, there are serious questions about MU stock following the underlying company’s disappointing earnings but a steady march is all options traders need.

Micron stock took a sharp dive after the company released its fiscal Q1 2025 financial results. Consumer-facing products, especially in the computer and smartphone markets, are creating some significant headwinds.

Micron's leadership position in data center/AI memory is established with its HBM3E chips surpassing the competition in performance, capacity, and energy use.

The AI data center market is booming, driven by the rise of generative AI and advances in computing, and five stocks - NVIDIA, Dell, Broadcom, Credo, and Micron - are well-positioned to benefit from this trend, offering investors a chance to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-ready infrastructure.

Down 29% from all-time highs, Micron is a tech stock that trades at a cheap valuation in December 2024. Is the tech stock a good buy?

Micron will announce its first-quarter fiscal 2025 earnings after the market closes on December 18. The company could continue to benefit from a strong ramp of its data center DRAM products and high bandwidth memory (HBM).

With Micron Technology's Q1 earnings release on the horizon, should investors grab a slice of the shares or let the earnings guide the next move?

Cheap stocks are worth considering now due to expected interest rate cuts, potential market rebounds, and substantial upside in growing industries. Hence, stocks like Pfizer (PFE), Micron Technology (MU), and Precision Drilling (PDS), with high analyst price targets for 2024, are smart portfolio additions now. Read on.