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Micron Technology, Inc. / MU
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MU references 1 share of Micron Technology, Inc. common stock (Nasdaq: MU), quoted in USD. Micron manufactures memory and storage products, including DRAM and NAND.
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Micron Gives Back Part of Its BofA Bounce as the Memory Bear Market Lingers
MU is down 4.42% to $943 with no company-specific headline behind the fade — it's the market handing back part of the roughly 12% single-day jump it printed on July 21. That rip was a sector-wide memory bounce plus a fresh Bank of America call, not a Micron print. The real story is the drawdown MU is still climbing out of: memory stocks fell into an outright bear market this month on China supply fears and cyclicality worries, even as HBM stays sold out and analysts stack $1,550-plus targets. This is a two-sided, headline-sensitive tape, and the eight-hour dip is what mean reversion looks like inside it.
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Micron Cracks $960 as SK Hynix's Nasdaq Debut Reroutes the Memory Trade
Micron slid back under $960, extending a broad memory-complex derisk that also knocked SanDisk down 11% and Seagate 7% on supply-glut fears. The sharpest new overhang is SK Hynix's roughly $29 billion Nasdaq ADR debut on July 10, set to …
Micron's Supercycle Bounce Fails as a Price-Fixing Suit and Glut Fears Drag It Under $1,000
Micron's morning dip-buy bounce toward $1,068 rolled over, and the stock is back below the $1,000 handle near $968.70, down more than 8% on the day. The selling is a mix of profit-taking on a name up roughly 265% year to date, a memory-w…
Micron Bounces Back as Dip Buyers Defend the Memory Supercycle
MU is up 6.61% over about five hours to roughly $1,068, clawing back most of a morning flush that hit the entire memory complex on profit-taking, not company news. There is no fresh catalyst behind the bounce — it is dip-buying in the ye…
Micron Drops 10% in a Memory-Wide Selloff as the Fed Turns Hawkish
Micron dropped about 10% to $1,024, but the move had almost nothing to do with Micron. The entire memory complex de-rated together as a hawkish turn from the Fed gave traders a reason to lighten the year's most crowded trade after a 305%…
Micron Slides as a DRAM Price-Fixing Lawsuit Targets the Scarcity Trade
MU is down about 8% to roughly $1,047, and the fresh catalyst is legal, not technical. On June 25 a federal antitrust class action accused Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix of coordinating cuts to commodity DRAM supply under the cover of shi…
Micron Cools From a 305% Run as Its Pricing-Power Trade Comes Under Attack
MU handed back double digits as the entire memory complex sold off together, with no single clean catalyst behind the reversal. The quarter was a record and Q4 guidance points to $50 billion in revenue, so the fundamentals are not what c…
Micron Slides With the Chip Complex as Wall Street Demands Proof AI Spending Pays
Micron is down 9.34% over 21 hours to roughly $1,052, but it wasn't singled out. The entire memory and semiconductor complex sold off as the market shifted from rewarding AI capex to demanding evidence it earns a return, with rate fears …
Micron Slides as SK Hynix's Nasdaq Debut Threatens Its Scarcity Premium
MU is down 6.43% over 18 hours to about $1,087, extending a fade that started the day before. There is no single breaking July 1 headline behind it. The move is positioning into a known date: SK Hynix begins trading on Nasdaq on July 10,…
Micron Cools as a DRAM Price-Fixing Suit Hits Its Bull Case
MU is down 2.35% over nine hours to about $1,136, a modest fade after a monster post-earnings re-rate rather than a breakdown. The freshest company-specific headline is a federal class action filed June 25 accusing Micron, Samsung and SK…
Micron's $1,138 Grind Is Analyst Catch-Up, Not Fresh News
Micron is up nearly 7% to around $1,138 with nothing fresh on the wire — the market is still digesting its blowout June 24 quarter. Record revenue of $41.5 billion, EPS of $25.11, and more than $100 billion in take-or-pay HBM contracts h…
Micron's Bounce to $1,150 Is a Re-Rating Fight, Not Fresh News
MU recovered about 8.82% to roughly $1,150 with no new company headline behind it. The bid is a stack of street-high analyst targets landing after the June 24 record quarter, led by Cantor's $2,000 and Phillip Securities' jump to $1,870 …
Micron Bounces as Cantor Lifts Its Target to a Street-High $2,000
Micron spent the morning extending a post-earnings fade, then reversed hard — up 5.69% in two hours to around $1,125 — after Cantor Fitzgerald lifted its price target to a Street-high $2,000 and Bank of America defended the Anthropic sup…
Micron Locked In $100B of Orders. The Market Sold It Anyway.
Micron just reported the biggest quarter in its history — $41.46 billion in revenue, an 84.9% gross margin, and roughly $100 billion in take-or-pay customer contracts — and the stock is still sliding, down 5.45% over the last eight hours…
Micron's Record Quarter Can't Stop the Memory Premium From Unwinding
Micron's MU perp is down 7.45% over eight hours to roughly $1,070, extending a post-earnings slide even after a record Q3 that printed $41.5 billion in revenue and an 84.9% gross margin. The market is repricing memory's premium: BofA's '…
Micron Sells Off Toward $1,040 as the Memory Trade Rotates to SK Hynix
Micron is down 10.28% over six hours to roughly $1,040, with no fresh company news to explain it. The selling is positioning, not fundamentals: the book is repricing Micron ahead of SK Hynix's July 10 Nasdaq debut, when US funds can fina…
Micron Slides as SK Hynix's Nasdaq Listing Threatens Its US-Memory Monopoly
MU is back under $1,100, extending a post-earnings de-rate that has little to do with Micron's order book. The proximate catalyst is SK Hynix confirming a $29.65B Nasdaq ADR listing on July 10 — the largest Korean ADR offering ever — whi…
Micron Claws Back as a Record Quarter Outlives the AI-Basket Selloff
Micron is up about 3% off Friday's lows, but there's no fresh news behind the move — this is the tape reconnecting with a record quarter the AI-basket selloff blew past. Q3 printed $41.46 billion in revenue at an 84.9% gross margin, and …
Micron Extends Its Post-Earnings Slide as the Tape Sells AI as One Basket
Micron just printed the best quarter in its history and got sold anyway. The MU perp is down 3.26% over the last nine hours to about $1,139, extending Friday's slide on no Micron-specific news, as the OpenAI IPO-delay scare keeps reprici…
Micron's Best-Ever Quarter Gets Sold as the OpenAI IPO Delay Drags Every Chip Lower
Micron just printed the best quarter in its history: $41.5 billion in revenue at a record 84.9% gross margin and roughly $100 billion in contracted customer revenue. None of that stopped MU from sliding 5.35% on Hyperliquid, because Frid…
Micron Can't Hold Its Record-Quarter Pop as the AI-Capex Trade Wobbles
MU is down 6.79% over 24h to around $1,134, giving back most of the 20% pop it got from the best quarter in its history. The seller isn't Micron — it's a market-wide AI-capex selloff on Friday, stacked on top of a Korean memory rout earl…
Micron's Record Quarter Gets Buried by a 4.1% Inflation Print and a Korean Circuit Breaker
MU is down 4.92% over 23 hours, still giving back the pop it earned from the best quarter in Micron's history. The seller isn't Micron — it's the macro tape. A 4.1% PCE inflation print revived fears that new Fed chair Kevin Warsh restart…
Micron Round-Trips Its Record-Quarter Pop as Korea Leads a Memory Selloff
Micron just printed the best quarter in its history — $41.46 billion in revenue, a record 84.6% gross margin, and roughly $100 billion in signed customer contracts — and the stock is down 6.80% over 24 hours. The sell pressure isn't comi…
Micron Gives Back Part of Its Record-Quarter Pop as OpenAI and Apple Cool the AI Trade
Micron is down 4.82% over 24 hours, unwinding part of the spike that followed the best quarter in its history — fiscal Q3 revenue of $41.46B at an 84.6% gross margin, with guidance to roughly $50B next quarter. Friday's leg of selling is…
Micron's Record Quarter Round-Trips Into a Memory-Wide Leverage Flush
Micron just printed the best quarter in its history — record revenue, record margins, and roughly $100 billion in take-or-pay contracts — and the stock gave back nearly all of its earnings pop anyway. The seller isn't demand. It's the sa…
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