Dear brother, try to understand the difference- being forced to give up your reserves in terms of loan is difference from giving out loans on your own terms.
Do yourself a favor look for the loan agreement.....
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Many friends have been asking whether it’s time to buy the dip on $MU or cut losses.
Instead of guessing, I pulled the quarterly gross margins of the top three US memory/storage companies (Micron $MU, Western Digital $WDC, Seagate$STX) over the past 30 years. One chart explains it all.
📊 Memory isn't a growth stock; it’s a cyclical commodity. Micron's gross margin swings like a pendulum between -15% and +85% in roughly 3-4 year cycles, and the amplitude is only getting larger. Over the past 30 years, its gross margin has fallen into negative territory four times:
• 1998: Crashed to 9% after the '95 DRAM craze.
• 2000 → 2002: Dot-com bubble peaked at 51%, dropping to -4% two years later.
• 2009: Financial crisis + memory glut hit -9%.
• 2018 → 2023: Peaked at 59.5% before plunging to -14.5% (the worst in history).
After every peak—1996, 2000, 2010, 2018—margins inevitably collapsed back to near-zero or negative within two years. This isn’t an accident; it’s the law of physics in the memory business.
So, where are we today?
Micron's current TTM gross margin is 72.6%, and its latest quarterly margin is 84.6%—an all-time high in its 30-year history.
It's higher than the dot-com peak (51%) and significantly higher than the 2018 peak (59.5%).
I see many people using "Micron has 85% margins and the fundamentals haven't changed" as a reason to buy. But that describes a ceiling, not a floor.
Back in 2000, those who pointed to the 51% margin and shouted "unbeatable fundamentals" woke up to -4% two years later.
🚨 Peak margins = Peak danger.
A low P/E ratio at this stage is a toxic trap. When EPS peaks and the cycle turns, profits drop faster than the stock price, making what looks "cheap" instantly expensive.
A side note: Seagate's (pure HDD) line in the chart is almost flat. It acts as a control group, proving that the wild swings belong to "memory" (DRAM/NAND), not the broader "storage" industry itself.
Know which end of the pendulum you are standing on right now. History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. 🎚️
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