Micron's AI-fueled surge clashes with memory-cycle risk, is MU a buy?

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Micron Technology has posted strong Q3 results with $41.5B in revenue, GAAP net income of $28.2B, and $25.4B in operating cash flow, plus a projected Q4 around $50B in revenue with an ~86% gross margin. The stock trades near $1T in market value and about 22x earnings, yet sits roughly 23% below its 52-week high—pricing in a belief that the AI data-center memory boom may not persist. Memory cycles are historically volatile, and while demand is strong, the risk of a cyclical turn remains. The Motley Fool verdict: MU appears more as a hold than a buy right now given cyclicality and lofty valuation.
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