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Micron has signed 16 Strategic Customer Agreements projecting approximately $100 billion in floor-price revenue and currently holds $22 billion in customer cash deposits. — These long-term contracts and cash deposits provide massive revenue visibility and structural stability, fundamentally strengthening the company's valuation.
+0.80Micron reported Q3 fiscal 2026 revenue of $41.456 billion (up 345.72% YoY) and provided Q4 guidance of $50 billion in revenue and $31.00 EPS. — Extreme year-over-year growth and strong forward guidance confirm the massive demand for AI-driven memory chips.
+0.60The memory chip sector, including Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital, experienced simultaneous double-digit percentage drops due to sector-wide profit-taking. — While based on profit-taking rather than fundamentals, it signals a short-term exhaustion of buyers at current trillion-dollar valuations.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra sold $32.7 million of stock on June 26 under a 10b5-1 plan. — Programmatic selling is common, but it can create negative sentiment when shares are near 52-week highs.
-0.20President Trump publicly praised Micron and noted a $250 million investment in 'Trump Accounts' by the company. — The article notes this had zero impact on the stock price, as it is viewed as political theater rather than a financial catalyst.
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The stock fell over 10% alongside other memory chip manufacturers during profit-taking.
The stock dropped nearly 10% as part of a sector-wide selloff in memory chips.
Despite strong fundamentals and presidential praise, the stock dropped over 10% due to profit-taking and insider selling.
Mentioned negatively in the context of a top-10 AI list that specifically excluded Micron, though the sentiment is primarily focused on Micron's absence.
[mutual] The article groups Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital as part of the same memory chip sector experiencing similar profit-taking.
[mutual] The article groups Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital as part of the same memory chip sector experiencing similar profit-taking.
[mutual] Both are listed as memory chip companies moving in tandem with Micron during a sector-wide selloff.
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