What top creators are saying about Micron Technology Inc.(MU)— Page 9

Micron is a pure-play investment on the AI memory boom, having pivoted aggressively by exiting its consumer business to focus exclusively on the high-margin AI market. This is seen as a higher-risk, higher-reward play.

Was up pre-market but saw some profit-taking; however, the underlying 'memory story' remains strong, supported by reports of significant price increases for server DRAM.

Called 'cheap' on a fundamental basis but the host is hesitant to buy after a strong rally, though notes the 'risk might be worth the reward'.

While the 'easy money has been made' after a 10.5% surge, the stock could continue to appreciate as its high-bandwidth memory is critical for next-generation servers.

Highlighted by Morgan Stanley with a $350 price target, citing expected rises of 62% in DRAM prices and 75% in NAND prices. Noted as an attractive investment with a low P/E and strong earnings growth.

Closed 2025 up +239.13%, indicating strong performance in semiconductor stocks.

Recommended as a company to focus on for AI investment, as it is actively enabling the technology alongside other key players like Nvidia.

Reported 'exceptional' and 'phenomenal' earnings, causing the stock to jump over 10%. This is a strong bullish indicator for the AI hardware ecosystem, confirming demand is 'off the charts'.

Provided an extremely strong profit forecast for the current quarter, described as strapping 'on a rocket ship to its profit forecast,' after surpassing Wall Street's expectations for sales and earnings.

Delivered 'incredible' earnings with a 100% increase in future EPS guidance, driven by massive demand for its HBM products for AI. An analyst raised the price target to $345, and the stock is considered potentially undervalued with a low forward P/E ratio.

Highlighted as a major positive, having 'crushed' its earnings report, doubled guidance, and shown 'through the roof' operating margins. The stock's strength on a weak market day suggests strong investor confidence.

Its strong earnings and subsequent after-hours pop are presented as a potential positive catalyst that could shift market sentiment back in favor of the AI theme.

Reported a massive beat on Q1 earnings (EPS $4.78 vs $3.96 est) and provided exceptionally strong Q2 guidance, driven by an 'AI demand acceleration'. The results are seen as a strong positive signal for the entire semiconductor sector.

Viewed with caution due to the stock being up +100% and the risk of 'chasing' performance. Considered less attractive than NVIDIA due to its more cyclical business model.

Down 2% ahead of its earnings report tomorrow, part of a broader tech sell-off.

As a key manufacturer of memory chips, Micron is poised to benefit from a potentially bullish environment with strong pricing power due to a surge in demand from the AI sector.

The stock was down due to a ripple effect from negative news about Oracle's OpenAI data center delays, showing its connection to the AI data center build-out theme.

Host is very bullish, believing the AI revolution will create a massive and long-lasting demand cycle for its high-bandwidth memory (HBM), making it a key investment in AI hardware.

A strategic shift to exit the low-margin consumer memory business is seen by Cramer as a significant long-term positive that could lead to margin expansion and a higher valuation multiple.

Expected to continue to perform well due to the highly memory-intensive nature of new VLM and VLA AI models, which will drive demand for its products.

Identified as a leading DRAM manufacturer. Memory is highlighted as a critical and potentially bottlenecked part of the AI supply chain, with prices having already surged 5x, making it a key second-order play on the AI boom.

Mentioned as a supplier putting margin pressure on Dell, which implies Micron has pricing power in the supply chain.

Used as a positive historical example of a stock that broke out of a long consolidation period to rally significantly, suggesting a similar potential for other undervalued market sectors like small-caps.

Received a price target upgrade to $300 from Rosenblatt, citing strong demand for its DRAM memory, which is a key component in the AI buildout.

Mentioned as a 'derivative' chip company play on the AI boom, benefiting from NVIDIA's success, but is considered more volatile than NVIDIA itself.

Mentioned as a company that benefits from the AI capital expenditure cycle, which is seen as being in full swing due to strong NVIDIA demand.

Highlighted as a key 'picks and shovels' AI stock with a 'strong, strong order book'. Despite its significant price run-up, it is considered 'not overpriced' due to essential demand from the AI sector.

Highlighted as a key 'picks and shovels' AI play with a strong order book. The speaker personally purchased shares and does not believe the stock is overpriced at $194.

The strong results from TSM are seen as a bullish indicator for Micron, validating the investment thesis for the AI theme.

Mentioned by the bullish speaker as one of several ways to invest in the 'PetroAI' or 'compute energy' thesis.

Mentioned as a 'pick-and-shovel' chipmaker that investors can use to gain exposure to the massive build-out of AI infrastructure and data centers.

A direct beneficiary of the AI theme due to the specific High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) requirements of AI chips, with analysts covering the sector being 'memory bulls'.

A 'picks and shovels' beneficiary of the AI data center build-out, hitting all-time highs as demand for memory chips increases.

Mentioned as a memory stock that has gone 'parabolic' as part of the excitement around the AI infrastructure build-out, suggesting a 'fever pitch' sentiment that warrants caution.

The speaker expressed bullish sentiment, calling the company 'probably also really exciting' and viewing the memory sector as a more compelling way to gain AI exposure than the GPU market.

The stock rose 8.5% on news of a major deal between competitors and OpenAI, suggesting overall demand for memory chips is much higher than anticipated, creating an industry-wide tailwind.

Delivered a strong earnings beat and provided robust guidance, but the stock's muted reaction suggests the news was already priced in after a 40% run-up, indicating potential consolidation.

Micron is one of the key chip manufacturers building new capacity in the U.S. and is expected to be a direct beneficiary of government subsidies and support from the CHIPS Act.

A key player in the semiconductor sector, which is the best-performing subsector (up 31% YTD) benefiting from the AI revolution.

An interesting and potentially undervalued play on AI hardware, as it appears 'very cheap' with a valuation score of 0.24. The primary risk is its history as a 'very cyclical company,' and it's on the speaker's 'to-do list' for further study.

Issued positive preliminary Q4 guidance, raising its outlook for revenue, EPS (to $2.85), and gross margins, driven by stronger DRAM pricing. This is a bullish signal for the memory chip sector.

Listed as a company that cannot be ignored in the current environment of massive AI-related capital expenditures.

The stock faced short-term bearish sentiment due to concerns about memory oversupply and negative news from ASML, despite its own recent 'insane' earnings.

Up on the day, with the host dismissing analyst concerns about HBM memory 'softness' and arguing that demand for advanced HBM used in AI chips remains very strong.

Stock was down over 5% on rumors of a potential oversupply in the High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) market, highlighting component-specific risks in derivative AI plays.

Mentioned as a key 'picks and shovels' play for the AI theme. Demand for its HBM is a key indicator for the health of the GPU market.

Reported strong earnings and raised guidance, confirming thriving demand in the semiconductor ecosystem, though the stock was surprisingly flat post-report.

Delivered 'astonishing numbers' with a major beat on EPS and revenue, coupled with extremely strong guidance for the next quarter. This is a clear bullish signal driven by demand for memory chips in the AI data center boom.

Mentioned as a holding within the hosts' AI-focused portfolios, without specific positive or negative commentary.