Micron Technology (MU)

The memory company has been a big winner in 2026, and its run could continue in 2027.

Micron is falling after Democrats swept the midterms and won the governor's races in Texas and Ohio, raising doubts about how fast new data centers get built.

Memory and storage giants SK Hynix and Sandisk both have massive upside potential.

Artificial intelligence stocks are leading the broader market lower, creating opportunities for investors.

Between a newly public rocket company with a volatile stock and a concentrated CEO, and a memory chip maker with $100 billion in contracted demand already locked in, here's why one is the easier buy-and-hold pick.

Semiconductor stocks can emerge stronger from the recent correction in the sector, suggesting now is a good time to buy top names trading at attractive valuations.

SK Hynix and Micron deserve to be on your buy list.

If the iPhone maker keeps paying more for memory into next year, why did the memory chipmaker's stock just fall 6%?

While the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) is filled with cutting-edge technology and consumer companies, not all are on solid footing. Some are dealing with declining dema...

Micron and Nvidia both have compelling tailwinds as investments in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure accelerate.

Micron is sitting on the biggest growth opportunity since its inception 48 years ago.

Despite all the investor interest in AI stocks, I am still finding attractive values in the marketplace.

While AI and memory stocks get hammered on bubble fears, these three companies just posted sold-out demand, record revenue, and raised guidance.

The memory stock was scorching hot early this year, but now, it's down about 34% from its 52-week high.

2027 is coming, and these four stocks could be smart buys now.

November has been a great month for the stock market historically.

2026 may be coming to a close, but there are some fantastic stocks that warrant buying right now.

SK hynix posted record Q3 revenue and added long-term AI customer contracts, while Micron and SanDisk also disclosed multiyear agreements shaping memory chip supply and pricing through 2030.

Every previous boom ended in a bust, and it is unlikely to be different this time.

If the shortage actually lasts that long, why does each stock cost under 6 times the earnings analysts expect for fiscal 2027?