Micron’s Run Isn’t Over—3 Signals Point to More Upside

Micron logo on a silicon wafer, highlighting MU memory-chip demand driven by AI and data-center spending. Key Points Micron’s early-2026 pause is framed as consolidation, with the draft pointing to technicals, analyst target trends, and institutional activity as support. The near-term setup hinges on earnings read-through from NVIDIA and Micron, especially around HBM production ramps and capacity expansion. Improved cash flow, debt reduction, and buybacks are presented as key supports, while capacity l ...