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Reddit — r/ValueInvesting
· May 08, 2026 at 16:24
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The post discusses Micron (MU) and the HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) shortage, questioning how much more upside remains and when to book profits.
The author’s thesis: HBM demand is structurally undersupplied for at least two years, making forward P/E look cheap despite a near-$1T valuation, but fears a Cisco-style bubble later.
Quality assessment: Speculation with some quantitative backing (10% price hike in a week, forward EPS estimates). Community adds EPS target of $96 in 2027, implying 2x+ upside at 20x P/E. Not deep DD, but informed retail conjecture.
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i need someone with good knowledge of the HBM market to answer this. How bad can the shortage get. ik micron will be like cisco of the 2000s after a few years, but not so soon.
I did watch a dwarkesh podcast recently where the guest explained in detail on how worse the HBM shortage is gonna get towards the end of 2026...there has been a 10% raise in prices in the last week. How long can this keep going
idk when to book profits
but near 1 trillion valuation for a HBM company is crazy, but if i look at forward PE it looks dirt cheap if the demand forecasts are true that supply isn't gonna increase for another 2 years