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$Micron Technology(MU)$ Investors are eagerly awaiting Micron Technology’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on September 30 to see whether the memory chip company continues to enjoy solid demand and pricing tailwinds. Ahead of Q4 FY26 earnings, BMO Capital analyst, Harsh Kumar, reiterated a Buy rating on MU stock with a price target of $1,300. The analyst is bullish on Micron, as he believes that “memory remains in a supercycle as demand trends continue to exceed supply through FY27.” Kumar ranks No. 9 among more than 12,500 analysts tracked on TipRanks. He has a 74% success rate, with an average return per rating of 46.9% over a one-year period. Kumar raised his Q4 FY26 revenue estimate by $2 billion. He also in

$Micron Technology(MU)$ Micron Technology recently joined the elite club of trillion-dollar companies after its stock skyrocketed more than 900% in one year. The company is benefiting from a tremendous memory pricing cycle, thanks to demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Tight memory supply is driving ridiculous pricing growth, boosting revenue and profitability, and we expect supply constraints to keep prices rising into 2027. But the key question is how long this cycle lasts and how high it goes. We expect a peak between 2027 and 2028 and a precipitous downcycle thereafter, in 2029.

$Micron Technology(MU)$ Investors are eagerly awaiting Micron Technology’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on September 30 to see whether the memory chip company continues to enjoy solid demand and pricing tailwinds. Ahead of Q4 FY26 earnings, BMO Capital analyst reiterated a Buy rating on MU stock with a price target of $1,300. The analyst is bullish on Micron, as he believes that “memory remains in a supercycle as demand trends continue to exceed supply through FY27.” Kumar ranks No. 9 among more than 12,500 analysts tracked on TipRanks. He has a 74% success rate, with an average return per rating of 46.9% over a one-year period. Kumar raised his Q4 FY26 revenue estimate by $2 billion. He also increased

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple’s Wall Street woes continued Tuesday as shares of the iPhone maker headed toward their lowest level in more than four months as investor anxiety mounts about Apple’s artificial intelligence efforts and its slumping China business. Apple stock fell more than 2% shortly after market open to as low as $170.20, registering its lowest price since Nov. 1, and heading toward its fifth consecutive losing session. The primary catalyst for Tuesday’s losses was a report from Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research indicating iPhone sales fell 24% year-over-year over the first six weeks of 2024, an unwelcome finding considering China accounts for more than 15% of Apple’s revenues and sales in the region alread

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple’s Wall Street woes continued Tuesday as shares of the iPhone maker headed toward their lowest level in more than four months as investor anxiety mounts about Apple’s artificial intelligence efforts and its slumping China business. Apple stock fell more than 2% shortly after market open to as low as $170.20, registering its lowest price since Nov. 1, and heading toward its fifth consecutive losing session. The primary catalyst for Tuesday’s losses was a report from Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research indicating iPhone sales fell 24% year-over-year over the first six weeks of 2024, an unwelcome finding considering China accounts for more than 15% of Apple’s revenues and sales in the region alread