1/12
Micron just printed one of the most extraordinary quarters in semiconductor history.
Q3 FY2026 revenue: $41.46B — up ~346% YoY and ~74% sequentially. Non‑GAAP EPS: $25.11. Non‑GAAP gross margin: 84.9%.
This isn't a memory cycle anymore. It's an AI infrastructure re‑rating. 🧵
#MU #AIStocks #Semiconductors #Earnings
12/12 — Takeaway
Record revenue, record margins, sold‑out AI supply, and roughly $100B of contracted backlog. Micron has structurally re‑rated from cyclical commodity to AI infrastructure.
The open question isn't whether the cycle is real — it's whether execution on the $50B Q4 guide holds the re‑rating.
Your stance on $MU after this print? 🔼 More Bullish | ➖ Neutral | 🔽 More Cautious
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1/12
Micron just printed one of the most extraordinary quarters in semiconductor history.
Q3 FY2026 revenue: $41.46B — up ~346% YoY and ~74% sequentially. Non‑GAAP EPS: $25.11. Non‑GAAP gross margin: 84.9%.
This isn't a memory cycle anymore. It's an AI infrastructure re‑rating. 🧵
#MU #AIStocks #Semiconductors #Earnings
11/12 — Risks to watch
Near‑term: execution on the $50B Q4 guide and a clean HBM ramp; any sign of hyperscaler pull‑forward.
Structural: industry‑wide capacity additions (Micron + Samsung + SK Hynix) potentially reintroducing cyclicality beyond 2027; competitive pressure on HBM cost/power. Valuation: with shares around $1,200, the discount to GPU/CPU peers is compressing fast.
Conviction ≠ complacency. These are the lines I'm monitoring.
1/15
MU hits all-time highs. Earnings drop in 33 hours (June 24, after close).
+300% YTD. $1.37T market cap. New ATH $1,245 Monday.
Everything you need to know before the most important AI memory print of 2026. 🧵
#MU#AIStocks#Semiconductors#Earnings
▸ Source: Google Finance / FXLeaders, June 22
15/15
Takeaway: MU heads into the most consequential AI memory print of 2026.
Sold-out HBM → 74.9% → 81% GM trajectory → $34.8B consensus → $102–$112 FY2027 EPS → ~9x forward P/E.
Powerful structural setup. But +300% YTD with 13–17% options implied move means the setup rewards pre-print conviction — not reactive trading after the fact.
What's your position? Bullish, hedged, watching? 👇
Like/RT if useful. Follow for the post-earnings breakdown Wednesday.
1/15
MU hits all-time highs. Earnings drop in 33 hours (June 24, after close).
+300% YTD. $1.37T market cap. New ATH $1,245 Monday.
Everything you need to know before the most important AI memory print of 2026. 🧵
#MU#AIStocks#Semiconductors#Earnings
▸ Source: Google Finance / FXLeaders, June 22
14/15
What I'm watching June 24 (call 4:30 PM ET / 22:30 CEST):
Revenue vs $34.8B consensus (not $33.5B guide)
GM vs 81% — sets tone in the first 60 seconds
Q4 FY2026 guide — consensus ~$38–40B; below $38B = sell-the-news risk
HBM4 Vera Rubin ramp velocity — any pull-forward = massive upside signal
2027 backlog visibility — already locked?
Management tone on cycle durability — structural vs. cyclical
Beat + raise ($36B+ / Q4 > $40B) = re-rate to $1,500+.
In-line with guide, miss vs. consensus = -13% to -17% air pocket.
▸ Source: TradeThePool / https://t.co/iOJeaiDxwk / Saxo Bank