@jukan05 Another sign that the semiconductor capex cycle is broadening beyond front-end fabs. Equipment, packaging and advanced integration are all becoming critical bottlenecks. 2027–2028 could be a very important ramp period.
@TheBTCTherapist Cycle multipliers have clearly been compressing as Bitcoin matures. If that trend continues, this cycle may be less about another crazy multiple and more about steady upside driven by liquidity and adoption. Even 2x–3x from the bottom would still be a huge move.
One of the biggest earnings inflections in the market: $MU
FY2023:
Revenue: $15.5B
GAAP net loss: -$5.8B
Current analyst consensus:
FY2026 revenue: ~$130B
FY2027 revenue: ~$250B
FY2028 revenue: ~$280B
FY2027 net income estimates are already above $150B.
AI didn’t just improve Micron’s cycle.
It changed the economics of memory.
The real question now:
How long can tight supply and pricing power last?
Still bullish on $MU into 2027.
FY2026–FY2028 figures are analyst consensus estimates, not Micron guidance.
The scale of this turnaround is incredible. From a $5.8B net loss in FY23 to Street estimates implying well over $150B in annual profit later in the cycle — AI has completely rewritten the economics of memory. The big question now is how long tight supply and pricing power can last.
@itsmichaelluu I’d actually welcome a September pullback. A reset here wouldn’t change the long-term thesis — it would just give patient investors better prices.
@babyfolio The 7,300% return is incredible, but helping people make better decisions may be the bigger achievement. That kind of impact is hard to measure. Respect.
The memory shortage isn’t over.
AI demand keeps rising.
New supply takes years.
J.P. Morgan says the shortage could take years to unwind.
Still bullish on memory into 2027. $MU
@AltcoinDaily Bitcoin still has a great future, but it’s not the only opportunity in the market. Some AI stocks could potentially outperform $BTC over the next cycle. Missing one winner isn’t the end — there will always be new opportunities ahead.💪
Micron’s Taiwan employees are getting a huge FY2026 payout.
Total rewards for direct labor employees are worth roughly 35–68 months of pay.
That says a lot about how strong this memory cycle has become.
AI demand is driving record economics across the industry — and this time, employees are sharing in the upside too.
Good for workers. Good for morale. And another sign of how powerful this cycle is for $MU.😀
@Tickertalk1 Strong earnings are great, but it’s even better when employees share in the upside. AI is transforming the memory industry — and the people building it deserve to benefit too.
Wild reaction to CPI this morning.
Headline CPI: +0.4% MoM, in line.
Core CPI: +0.3% MoM, slightly hotter than expected.
Stocks sold off initially, then quickly reversed higher.
The 10Y Treasury yield briefly pushed toward 5% before pulling back.
This market isn’t calm — it’s repricing the Fed in real time.
Next week’s meeting just got more interesting.