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Micron Stock Is Down 22% From Its High. Is the Trillion-Dollar Chipmaker's Dip a Buy?
The memory maker recently posted the best quarter in its history. So why are the shares well off their peak?
Micron Technology(NASDAQ: MU) just delivered the biggest quarter in its history, as its critical positioning as a leader in a key input for the AI boom has led to soaring revenue and profits, with a memory shortage benefiting its business enormously. And yet the stock sits about 22% below the high near $1,255 it reached in June. Record results on one side of the ledger and a falling share price on the other -- that is the disconnect worth digging into.
So, is the $1.1 trillion memory maker's dip a chance to buy, or a warning that its best days this cycle are already behind it?
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