What makes Micron interesting is its earnings leverage. When supply remains tight and demand grows, stronger pricing can translate into substantial profit growth. However, memory is cyclical: capacity expansion can weaken pricing and compress margins.
The key is whether AI demand grows fast enough for Micron to convert it into sustainable cash flow. Nvidia may win the headlines, but Micron could offer greater earnings sensitivity to the memory shortage.
My verdict: MU offers an attractive rebound thesis, provided pricing power and guidance remain strong. I'd watch HBM demand, gross margins and capacity expansion before chasing a rally.
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