I wouldn’t treat this as a clean exit signal yet. Micron’s chart was overheated, so a sharp pullback after Broadcom’s AI-guidance disappointment makes sense. But the memory cycle itself still looks strong, especially HBM and AI data-centre demand. I’d avoid leverage, trim only if oversized, and wait for support to form before adding. If MU keeps losing levels on heavy volume, the correction can deepen. If it stabilises, this looks more like profit-taking than a broken thesis.

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# Micron Reclaims $900! Order Fears Fade, Is Chip Selloff Over?

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