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Biden to announce Billions in Subsidies for MU, TSM to rev up chip production!
2 Catalysts to load up on $MU - Microsoft boosts minimum PC RAM Specs to 16GB and North Korea backing out of Samsung collaboration for DRAM
15K earnings play on $MU printing 🤑🤑
CRE IS DEAD - Maturing office loan payoff rate for September comes in at 11.1%
Micron Technology (MU) consolidating for something big!
The Important Stock Market News from Today - (09/27/2023)
Expected Moves: SPY, QQQ vol, VIX ETFs, Micron and more.
HELP a newbie read "Most anticipated earnings"
Anyone got Manchester United?
Can We Talk? - $NKLA, $FSR, $MU, $FFIE, $KNDI, GOEV
Do you see other chip manufacturing companies following the same path as NVDA due to open competition?
LK-99 - The Potential Revolutionary Room-Temperature Superconductor
Opened my paper trading account and made some options!
Tesla ($TSLA) And Nvidia ($NVDA) lead the charge as stocks surge: Top trends of the day
Morning Briefing 🌞 June 23rd 2023
Chinese probe into Micron seen as 'major concern,' US lobbying group says (MU)
2023-04-13 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Cookie Monster
2023-04-11 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Abraham Lincoln
$MU Strong..and I mean STRONG move after hours..and a great article points to why they ate king of the castle..
2023-03-30 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Fred Flintstone
Alphanso is rating Micron Technology (MU) a Buy with a score of 9.7/10 despite adverse Q2 results
Why is Micron Technology (MU) rated a Buy with a score of 9.7/10 despite adverse Q2 results
We need the loss porn of this YOLO ($MU shorted but now is at +6%)
2023-03-28 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Edgar Allen Poe
Cramer gives the kiss of death to LuLulemon (LULU) and Micron (MU)
Earnings week ahead: Micron, Lululemon, Carnival, RH and more (NASDAQ:MU)
Micron stock slips as Citi cuts estimates ahead of Q2 earnings (MU)
Memory chips’ price stuck in biggest drop since 2008 as demand sags
$PBTS making a list of companies that are impressive in the article linked , those companies include $MU $SOBR $MSFT $AAPL $UNH $PLTR and on and on.
2023-02-17 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Checking out artificial intelligence stocks like: $AI $MU $SOBR $PBTS or even options on $AAPL $TSLA and $NVDA great article here with some of the best: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/10-hot-tech-stocks-buy-182738480.html
Checking out artificial intelligence stocks like: $AI $MU $SOBR $PBTS or even options on $AAPL $TSLA and $NVDA great article here with some of the best: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/10-hot-tech-stocks-buy-182738480.html
Morning Briefing 🌞 Feb 15th 2023 - Made insane gains yesterday, let's see if we're right again
2023-02-09 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
2023-02-07 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
$MU :: Micron potentially headed back to $54 on a 61.8% retracement. Let's see!
Overhead Supply on the 1-hour chart for $MU? Pretty sure those that bought higher are now going to be looking for a way out here on Micron. $NVDA earnings and recent downgrades in the industry should prove to be enough.
2023-01-23 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays) DD
Valuing Semiconductor manufacturers and a look at INTC, AMD, TSM and MU
Preliminary 4Q'22 Samsung sales and operating profit - Misses on all $AAPL $MU $WDC
Micron Technology $MU earnings play
2022-11-14 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
I was talking to one of the Major Flash vendor, TLDR; NAND Flash is about to crash
Square Stock, Tesla Stock, Boeing Stock
Gameplan for when China invades Taiwan
Why MU is going up? Any good news?
Mohnish Pobrai is extremely overrated and is not actually a long term value investor
AMD revenue warning signals deep chip slump; shares currently down 10%
AMD revenue warning signals deep chip slump; shares currently down 10%
Micron Technologies is likely this week's earnings lottery winner.
Imagine you have to buy 1 of these 6 stocks and hold until 2040. Which one do you pick? ($META $NIO $RIVN $MU $XPEV $SPOT)
Risky Strategy: Selling and Re-Purchasing to Reduce Cost Basis During a Crash
Buying 10 stocks in one industry verse investing in an ETF?
Kathy Manning bought thousands in chip company stocks one day before voting to pass CHIPS Act
Dem Rep. Kathy Manning bought thousands in chip company stocks one day before voting to pass CHIPS Act
Today's Plan on /ES - Emini S&P 500 plus CPI is today!
After Nvidia, Micron warns on Q4 sales due to macroeconomic factors and supply chain constraints
might be done with this. MSFT calls, MA calls, MU calls.
The Chips Act and why listening to Intel beg makes it hard to invest.
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What options did you buy on MU? It did rebound but that gap up is crazy.
honestly man i respect the comeback but idk if i'd call this a win yet? like yeah you recovered to breakeven but you basically just got lucky with MU calls after bleeding for 5 months. that's not really a strategy, that's just variance swinging back in your favor lol i've been there though - chased pennystocks hard in 2021 and thought every dip was a buying opportunity. lost like 40% before i finally admitted i had no idea what i was doing. the thing that got me was realizing i was just gambling, not trading. my take? if your gonna keep doing options you gotta actually learn the greeks and position sizing. i've noticed most people who get lucky once think they've cracked the code and then get demolished the next quarter. not trying to be a dick just saying be careful with that last bit of capital. maybe take some profits if your up again instead of going all in on the next thing? what ticker are you eyeing next? 👀
MU, SNDK Memory stock should take the most hit. predict double digit down
You gotta look at volumes guys. Ppl saying today was ppl buying the dip and FOMOing. MU volume was 41,000,000 today. Thats not retail activity. Idk why wallstreet is doing what its doing but this isnt bc your buddy Jeff made a dumb purchase. And if it drops tomorrow it isnt because hes panic selling. WS is in control right now, and yes, it makes no sense IF you compare price movements with Trump tweets over the past week. Obviously they are moving based on different indicators, or possibly different information.
*At the altar at my wedding* I’m choosing MU in every lifetime 🥺
Instead of buying MU dip I was writing a bearish analysis on how the markets are cooked and it’s joever for the AI bubble. JESUS FUCKING CHRIST HAS RISEN NOW RAISE MY PORTFOLIO TO THE MOON.
If SNDK disappeared tomorrow, the shortage would be even worse and MU, SK Hynix, Samsung, and Kioxia (admittedly their fab JV with SNDK makes it hard to understand how SNDK would disappear w/o Kioxia also doing so) would be printing even more money than they do today. SNDK is maybe 16% of the WW NAND supply last I checked, and via the JV with Kioxia it's probably 33-34%, so if both disappeared together it'd be insane. The moat is that NAND is an insanely technological business and ridiculously capital-intensive. Nobody is just going to wake up tomorrow and say "hey, I want to get into the NAND business!" It's like sure, bring $100B and 5-10 years, and we'll see. That said, the YMTC threat doesn't seem huge yet, but it shouldn't be ignored. But everything I see suggests they're still behind technologically, and catching up will take both time and CapEx that means it won't be measured in weeks or months...
I am bullish on SNDK, and I understand your thesis on the importance of memory/NAND. And the shortage is significant and isn't going away for a while. But I don't see that ($2000-3000 price target). The timeframe for that to play out would be more like 2+ years out, and I don't think investors are convinced the AI build-out and the current supply/demand balance will continue to get worse long enough to push there. Analysts I'm seeing are talking about EPS going to annualized $80+ for FY27 and maybe $100+ for FY28. But given the cyclicality of memory/NAND, and how many people in the industry and investors have gotten burned by memory cycles in the past... I don't see them giving 20-30x P/E to memory stocks. Right now (depending on where you're getting earnings estimates) SNDK is 8.00 P/E to FY27 earnings, and MU is an INSANE IMHO 3.69 P/E to FY27 earnings. The analyst note posted in the r/SNDK_Stock a week ago was modeling IIRC either 10x or 11x forward earnings. But I don't see 20-30x. So unless you're modeling earnings FAR in excess of where analysts are, I'm not sure that you get to $2K+. (Full disclosure--I'm long SNDK with 31.85 avg cost basis, but due to portfolio concentration, I'm looking for an exit strategy. I've currently got covered call positions for Jul 17 at $1000 strike. Trying to get out at a place premium+gains to where I am now to be net position neutral to above where I am right now after I pay the taxes.)
I’m thinking similarly, holding shares on MU though. I like the dividend & starting to buy into the idea it’s not as cyclical as people think
nice. my two ideas today were TSLA short and MU long. 1 out of 2 is not bad...
I'm really bullish MU and SNDK but that MU selloff last Monday was so fucking brutal i can't make any sense of it and then to recover in 2 days.. wtf lol
MU will be 400 before end of week. Perhaps even by tomorrow. It’s too oversold.
Bought another MU call. It seemed like a retarded idea and that’s why I did it. Gotta throw logic out the window when Trump is president
Selling TSLA into MU is a rotation I can respect. Memory demand for AI infrastructure isn't slowing down and MU's been on a tear this year. The thing that would make me cautious on any new buys right now is this week's macro calendar. Fed minutes Wednesday, PCE Thursday, CPI Friday. That 178K jobs number from Friday hasn't been priced in yet because markets were closed. If CPI comes in hot, everything takes a hit regardless of the individual thesis. I'd be watching, not swinging big, until we get through Friday.
$70 from the $500 I recently put in. All time I'm up less tho cuz I put a lot in when the price was higher. I initially heard about MU from Reddit, did some research and concluded that it's a pretty strong stock, so I invested (a bit late unfortunately, but hopefully the growth continues)
MU SNDK buying on dips.
You’re going to need to go to the indexes if you what better fills on flies, spreads even on tickers like MU are quite wide, with butterflies now you’ve got two of those to contend with. SPX, SPY, Qs going to be a lot better
Sell my MU Apr17 420 calls?
MU could open at $400 tomorrow
Low volume ass day, closing my MU put sell, thanks regards who bought them
Sold half my MSFT around Jan then sold all my VOO few weeks ago to scrape some cash, now i am in buy mode and moved the money to four stocks EMBJ, MELI, NFLX and MU. Still got plenty cash left and I might add a bit of MSFT at these levels. The reason i am hesitant on MSFT is because I have this feeling OpenAI ipo will be a dud and will drag the entire sector with it.
I tried the butterfly position on ticker MSTR ? is that the issue - meaning MSTR it is not Illiquid enough? does MU, SMH,IBM.ARM,SNDK will behave differently?
I had 4k in cash at the time and decided to put like $500 in MU, wish I had put more in now tho
Just go all in to $MU and $NBIS https://preview.redd.it/1wxlz75vdltg1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9877a13612009eedf7800c8c6f645e697c93f450
A few days ago, a couple of buddies of mine suggested I pick up some MU shares; however, I was away on a business trip and too busy to act on it. As a result, those friends of mine ended up making a profit of several hundred thousand.
MU bear for the rest of the week. Switched from selling naked put to naked call
What a beautiful breakout by MU
We keep winning but still not breakeven with MU. Pls do 10% more
Holy shit. Good call. I'm still mad at myself. I had 15k worth of calls from like November 24 until like March 25. Was up and down between $80 - $110 the whole time. I got frustrated and sold and didn't buy back even when they were in the low 60's. I told myself "buy 40k worth of shares, sell half when it doubles, then let the rest ride for a couple of years." Talked myself out of that too and bought MBOT instead. MU makes me sad every time I see the symbol now.
Not enough MU talk in here, probably going up 10%
I don't get how bitches saw MU at 312 a few days ago and didn't buy.
I'm not sure MU will hit 500 by summer or ever
I know how you feel, I sold 100 shares of MU and 100 shares of SNDK on 4/2 thinking they would dump and I missed out on more than $6000 if I held till today
No defensible moat. 27x forward PE is still way too high. Higher than meta NVDA and MU, all companies with far cleaner financials and huge growth potential.
MU shares may just get called away early $380 4/17
Bought MU at 370 and sold at 350 last week AMA
The FUD around $MU is insane
MU too the moon Mango needs more Memory!
Due to the current market conditions I haven't been holding anything overnight. Sold MU calls on Friday. Hurts to see it rip in overnight trading
MU will be +20% EOD at this rate wtfffff
That’s a good one. MU CALLS MU CALLS MU CALLS!!
I had 1000 shares of MU at $5.12 back in 2012. Panic sold at a loss when I was down like $100.
Selling naked puts on MU?
I would assume anyone that matters in the market knows this already, which is why you saw companies like MU get battered.
$MU if it goes under 340. 330/335 would be next tranches. Take a nibble at each price point and then close it all at 370 by end of week.
over half of my positions expire this fine week: (all are short positions, naked as they should be born). if we don't do 5% either way, thank you for your donation - whover bought this useless shit from me positions (puts were started when we were in deep panic, calls when it looked like we have some euphoria back when QQQ was 600) NVDA - 18 puts strike 150 AVGO - 10 puts strike 280-285 MU - 10 puts strike 290 NBIS - 40 calls strike 150 NVDA - 10 calls strike 195
I will be getting margin called. I have naked goog and MU put
DCA’ed to 23 avg. Love how MU and SOFI triple beat every report yet get shafted.
Up 20% ytd, NBIS, WDC, MU being my biggest winners.
I agree with your P/E take when talking about MU, but c'mon, it's MU story is very different than e.g. Google's. RAM and GPU are cyclical until they're not. These AI companies "overbought" like crazy, right? Yet, they experience overload errors quite often. How are they getting overloaded if it's just hype and nobody is using AI? You also didn't address my other points.
My calls and leaps on MU doesn’t feel good now
Im here because Im addicted to options trading and retardness MU Apr17 420 calls will print?
I guess I’m just gonna buy MU and SNDK calls everyday since it always goes back up
I had 2k shares with a cost basis of $98 last time I owned MU. Sold right after it broke $100 way too soon but it was initially a swing.
Damn now you got me thinking MU calls
I started day trading back in 2016. AMD, MU, NVDA, TSLA, on and on and on over the years. To think all the time and stress would’ve been better spent just investing and holding. But where’s the fun in that.. this is a casino.
I lost 30k on MU options in 2017 if I just bought shares it would be worth 300k + dividends 🤡
I have been calling for it higher based off its estimated net income potential. Estimates for MU's net income is now at $63B for 2026 and $105B for 2027. Based on a p/e of 10, that should be a market cap target of $1.05T putting shares around $930.
Would have had better luck with $USO, $MU, and $SNDK
Same because of trump tariffe I had 500 share which I have sold for 1000$ profit and then MU went to moon …… otherwise I would have recovered my trading losses 😑
Yes maybe. But if MU has 100% upside then SNDK has 200% upside. If you look at the last few months SNDK performs twice as much as MU.
Same - MU at $55 circa 2017. Its sat in my account like a red-headed step child, reeking of disappointment for so many years. I think it could reach $500 by Christmas.
Fuck you and congratulations. I have 2 MU call spreads to numb the pain a little. Bought them a few days ago and already rolled them once for 40%.
I remember swing trading MU in college, cashing out big at 14$
I believe it but not till 2030. The bubble pops before then imo. A least 2 more years of this is my expectation. Maybe more. Who knows we’re all just guessing. I have some MU call spreads I bought a few days ago around 325. Already rolled once at 40% profit.
Yeah, I sold 25 shares of MU at $81 in 2021. Sucks
I traded MU like 30-35;years ago lost plenty of money on it and if I would held those 2k shares ?
MU after Op buys back on Monday https://preview.redd.it/m7e7cb06c7tg1.png?width=225&format=png&auto=webp&s=565f71e15f35e9831a01ac9761b9f5f849f2b623
Something something "Being early is also being wrong." It happens to the best of us. Most people didn't know that AI would blow up until after long after the 2025 April tariff low. A lot of the ten baggers from penny stocks came after 2026 started. Don't beat yourself up over it. And now that MU has pulled back significantly, you have another chance to start again.
I've been using Profits Unlimited since 2018 and the returns are real. MU up 777% since recommended
I would go with $EWL (Korean ETF) puts or credit call spreads simply because of the high exposure to Samsung and SK Hynix. Almost half the ETF is made up of those two companies. Memory demand seems to have peaked. For example, when I look for a memory cycle bottom or top it is paradoxically a low PE 3-5 range indicating a top since it’s a cyclical commodity. This is due to multiple reasons, the insane gross margins they are currently selling hardware at (80%+), future demand and CapEx spending. The time to sell MU or memory in general is ignoring the PE and focusing on Price to Sales (P/S). If you see a P/S above 8 it’s usually time to exit or put in a stop loss. Currently MU is trading at a TTM of ~6.5-7 after the recent correction. This is 160% over the 10 year median. The time to buy is when the P/S gets to 2-3 and excess inventory is cleared out and gross margins will be low, allowing expansion into the next cycle. Any AI nerds coming at me saying this time is different, hahahaha.
I think OP is delusional I used to work in this field. When AMD was $1.80 I wrote about this https://np.reddit.com/r/AMD_Stock/comments/9v1n6f/amazon_web_services_aws_pricing_amd_vs_intel/e994dka/ When SMCI was pumping from $70 to $1100 I wrote about how this was an obvious scam, fake numbers, no real AI tech. https://np.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bw9c8l/goldman_sachs_and_morgan_knowingly_offering_scams/ The numbers the stock market are pushing out is basically Enron like to keep jacking up the numbers. Can the market keep pumping, possibly. There’s a lot of issues and when it goes I can see flash crashes of 40%. Do you think stocks that run up 1000% aren’t going to crash there have been days where on no news stocks like MU and SNDK have gone up 10%+ much like SMCI used to do 2 years ago.
I hold 11 stocks, almost all of them growth stocks. I look at a bunch of indicators. I bought MU last fall, rode it up 160% in four months until the P/E ratio got too expensive for my taste. It’s not that I automatically stop buying at a certain standard point - sometimes I keep buying, sometimes I let cash build up. But when a stock I believe in drops, I’m buying. For example, I initially bought NVDA at a split-adjusted $3.50, and have bought more at every dip.
Thanks! Yeah I think DGXX will recover and really like Nebius too. Have a look at posts by the user retiredportfoliomgr on reddit - I found out about him because of BW getting a contract with APLD (he was/is big on BW) but he has good writeups on NLST. I like GLXY too. If you're buying shares, you won't go wrong. Ones I'd keep an eye on for the short term are FSLY, UCTT, BKSY (like you said), KOS, MU, WDC and BW.
Can MU go to 600? Pls someone make dd for me
Why is MU down more than SNDK :/
As you should be long during the pump. Just watch the market recover from Trump's speech on Wednesday night should tell any smart trader that the market was looking for any single good news to pump. It just so happened to be the Iranian Hormuz toll that did it. Although it would still be a 50/50 game, the market was leaning to the upside. I had a solid chunk in long positions from FLY, PL, MU, MUU (short term MU play), ESE, CIEN, and then I hedged it with USO and UCO Wednesday afternoon. I use Schwab for my stock positions, and I sold out of all the long except for 1/2 MU position, and 1/4 ESE position while still holding USO and UCO. Adjusted hedge by selling UCO at $40.30 also in premarket. At the open when it was clear the market was not going to drop anymore (I watched MU open around $340 and did not drop below that premarket $339 level), I bought them all back. Some of them like MU, I sold at $352 in pre and bought back the same amount at $348. Same with MUU selling at $129 and buying back at $127. I got ESE back at the exact price. There were a few like FLY and PL where I bought them back higher than my exit (PL exit at $29.5, bought back at 31, and FLY exit at $28, and bought back at 29.3). Also exited USO at $138.15 by 9:45am. Sure, there were a lot of adjustments, but it paid off as all the long positions are in the green while both hedges were also green. If anything, anyone wanting to 0dte index trades should be looking at a surprise rally instead of a surprise selling.