Memory Super-Cycle, $MU

Hello there, I’m sure many are aware of a memory super-cycle taking place. What I’m not seeing is a lot of retail sentiment toward these tickers yet. I know there has been a lot of fear, and I know there has been a lot of concern of the cyclical nature of memory stocks. However, most experts are expecting the memory shortage to last until at least 2028. I’m going to focus on High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) since storage has gotten a lot of love on the retail side. The three largest HBM manufacturers around the world Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix have all sold out of their 2026 supply for HBM4. Sandisk, Western Digital, and Seagate are all worth mentioning since they are part of storage memory. They are worth taking the time for DD. However, I feel they have gotten more retail love than HBM so far. Micron is the only manufacturer in the big three for HBM on the NYSE. You may recognize their consumer RAM they just slashed to shift toward demand, crucial. They are currently developing four fabrication labs in NY, they have two in their home state of Idaho, One in Virginia. They recently acquired a PSMC in Taiwan. Basically, they are leveraging their growth for a boost in demand in regard to AI. The thing is, all of this won’t start to make a dent in demand until the end of 2027 At the earliest. So far we have been living in a world that questions if AI is a bubble. I’ve come to the conclusion for myself that even if AI does have a pullback, we’ve already opened Pandora’s box. If our markets have been only led by a group by AI skeptics & believers. Wait until the bubble fears subside and everyone else realizes it’s not going anywhere. People thought the dead internet theory would hurt AI, but guess what? Your aunties and cousins all love AI. No matter what they slop is they still consume. That’s just on the reels side of things. When agenetic AI and other technologies like Boston Dyanmics improve it will be off to the races. The reason I’m explaining all of this is to explain the HBM shortage bear case is only until 2027. This shortage could potentially lead into the 2030’s. For the consumers sake, I hope not. But it’s a realistic scenario we face. Back to Micron. There is bullish cause to believe they may reach a trillion dollar market cap by the end of the year. There was sentiment of years prior that they were held price in price. The spring they experienced last year may just have been escaping manipulation. “Although it just hit new all time highs of $399, Micron trades at a forward P/E of roughly 10–12. This is a significant discount compared to AI leaders like NVIDIA (24x) or AMD (35x). This momentum is expected to accelerate, with analysts projecting full-year fiscal 2026 revenue to potentially reach $75.6 billion, a 102% increase over 2025.” To me if we get tailwind that this shortage is lasting past 2028. That would make today’s mark look like a steep discount. I see them having steady growth through the entire year. As for price action, they’ve been steady as well. Pretty normal pullback right after all time highs but quick recovery. Just want you all to be aware, I’m holding about 140 MU & 130 WDC. So I’m very bullish on memory. However for MU I didn’t enter until the 330 range. Which a Micron insider also did with 7.8 million dollars just this month. So if an insider is that bullish, I would also say that keeps me polishing my diamond hands in the meantime while I get tendy grease all over them. What are your alls thoughts on the super cycle?