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Yes, the memory shortage narrative still holds for 2026, driven by overwhelming demand for high- bandwidth memory (HBM) and enterprise SSDs for Al applications, which has tightened the supply of conventional memory chips and sent prices soaring. The rallies in Micron and Western Digital (SanDisk's parent company) stock prices are a direct reflection of this market dynamic and the increased profitability for memory manufacturers.

Micron HBM4 Orders Booked Through 2027! Every Dip is Chance for Memory?
Although attention has slightly cooled in recent days, Micron (MU) remains one of the most closely watched semiconductor stocks. Company executives confirmed that: HBM capacity for 2026 is fully sold out 2027 orders are already nearly 80% booked Goldman Sachs has identified Micron as one of the most resilient AI plays against rising rate expectations, raising its price target to $480. šŸ‘‰ Is every dip in memory stocks a buying opportunity?
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