THIS AI STOCK IS ABOUT TO REPORT EARNINGS TOMORROW...
In a Nutshell
Micron Technologies reports earnings tomorrow with a $1.19 trillion market cap, and strong results could trigger a semiconductor sector rally after today's 3.5% NASDAQ selloff and Micron's 13% drop. The company shows solid fundamentals with $58B revenue, $24B net income, 49x P/E ratio, and consistent growth, making it more attractive than hype-driven names like MSTR. Markets are watching whether Micron beats EPS/revenue estimates and provides positive 2026 guidance to determine if the AI-driven semiconductor rally resumes.
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Markets just had one of their nastiest red days and tomorrow it could actually get a lot worse. The NASDAQ market is down 3.5% with uncertainty, but that can all change tomorrow. Not enough people are talking about this because there is a gap between all the other semiconductor companies that reported earnings.
Tomorrow, Micron Technologies reports earnings. The company has a market cap of 1.19 trillion. The market's expectation for June 24th, 2026 has an estimated EPS of $19.92 and estimated revenue of 34.66 billion. If it exceeds expectations, semiconductor stocks may have a reason to rally.
Micron absolutely killed it on their last earnings, beating both EPS and revenue, and their guidance was exceptional.
Micron Technologies has revenue of 58 billion and net income of 24 billion with very healthy margins. The P/E ratio is 49.2 times current earnings, which is high but not terribly high. For comparison, Nvidia trades at 30 times its earnings.
Micron is one of the favorites aside from Nvidia, which is the world leader and market leader for a reason. Other semiconductor companies to consider include AMD.
Today was one of the biggest losing days for Micron, losing 13.1%. The only bigger loser was SanDisk at 13.6%. Despite the daily loss, zooming out on the 4-hour timeframe shows the stock has been killing it from lows of $50 per share last year to now trading over a thousand.
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