On May 26, Micron Technology, the sole remaining major advanced memory chip manufacturer in the United States, saw its market capitalization surpass the $1 trillion mark for the first time in history, officially joining the global capital market's exclusive "trillion-dollar club." Just prior to this milestone achievement, former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly praised the company at a campaign rally. This article explores the intriguing and complex relationship between Trump and this newly crowned trillion-dollar giant: from his vocal commendations to strategic investment positioning—often humorously dubbed the "White House stock guru"—and how his actions have triggered unusual movements in the options market. Additionally, it examines how Micron's massive $100 billion investment in super wafer fabrication plants is deeply intertwined with Trump's "America First" policy vision.
