
Micron Stock Rises as D.A. Davidson Lifts Target to $3,000 Amid AI Memory Shortage
D.A. Davidson raised its price target on Micron Technology to $3,000, implying a 187% gain from recent levels. The firm cites a persistent shortage of memory chips driven by artificial intelligence infrastructure needs. Micron shares rose 4% on Wednesday, reaching $1,087.17, after opening lower due to strike concerns at a Taiwan plant. Analysts project demand will outstrip supply through 2028, supported by long-term customer contracts.













