
Micron (MU) stock is up significantly today, rising 4.88% after yesterday’s losses. As of 3:45 p.m. ET, while the S&P 500 was down 0.6% and the Nasdaq Composite had fallen 1.1%, Micron was performing well.
Stocks overall are still fluctuating today because of the ongoing conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran. However, Micron is bucking the trend, with its stock price rising thanks to optimistic reports from financial analysts before the company releases its latest earnings report.
Micron moves higher on price-target revision
Today, Wedbush Morgan started covering Micron and reaffirmed its positive outlook on the company’s stock. Significantly, the firm increased its one-year price target from $320 to $500 per share. According to Matt Bryson, Wedbush’s lead analyst for Micron, the company is well-positioned as it approaches its next quarterly earnings report next week.
Micron will release its second-quarter financial results on March 18, after the stock market closes. This quarter ended in February. Analyst Bryson believes the company’s results for this quarter, and its forecast for the next one, will be better than what investors are expecting.
What’s next for Micron?
Micron’s next earnings report is a key event for the AI hardware industry and the stock market as a whole. As the top supplier of memory chips essential for AI processors, Micron’s sales figures are now a good indicator of how strong demand is for AI technology. Analysts predict the company will likely report better-than-expected sales and profits, driven by high demand for its AI memory chips, though expectations are already quite high.
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2026-03-13 22:53