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Wall Street Just Put a Monster Target on Micron. Is the Stock Still Too Cheap?
Key takeaways
- Wall Street Just Put a Monster Target on Micron.
- NVIDIA certified Micron as an HBM4 supplier for its Vera Rubin platform, making it a critical link in the AI memory supply chain.
- Micron s Q3 guide calls for $33.50B revenue and 81% margins, and missing those targets would expose the stock well above Wall Street s $739 consensus target.
Wall Street Just Put a Monster Target on Micron. Is the Stock Still Too Cheap? Omor Ibne Ehsan Thu, June 11, 2026 at 8:05 PM GMT+7 4 min read MU NVDA Quick Read Micron trades at 9x forward earnings despite Q2 revenue beating estimates by 22%, though insiders are net selling as the stock has surged 776%.
NVIDIA certified Micron as an HBM4 supplier for its Vera Rubin platform, making it a critical link in the AI memory supply chain.
Micron s Q3 guide calls for $33.50B revenue and 81% margins, and missing those targets would expose the stock well above Wall Street s $739 consensus target.
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