Smarter Analyst, Barronˋs, reported that UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri on the 5th reported that Micron was rated as “sell” and predicted that the stock price had considerable downside. Arcuri stated that Micron’s structure improved and its technology caught up with competitors. Memory conditions are also improving; despite this, Micron’s earnings per share forecast may peak, and DRAM supply has soared in the near term. In the next two quarters, Micron may need to look ahead.
The report pointed out that in 2017, DRAM and NAND prices surged by 43% and 14%, respectively. Demand was destroyed, and the memory industry must keep prices low to restore demand elasticity. From the past 20 years or more, it appears that Micron usually performs at a downward trend. Unsatisfactory. Micron may cut its outlook from the second half of 2018 to 2019. Such a moment is an unwise move against the broader market. When it falls to a reasonable price, it may be a better buying point.
TipRanks data shows that of the 21 analysts who reported on Micron in the past three months, 17 were rated as purchasers, and Arcuri was the only analyst who shouted out sales. However, Arcuri’s forecast record is nearly 5,000 analysts at TipRanks. China, ranking 25th, with an average annual return of 27.2%, with a success rate of 71%.
Arcuri sings beautiful light and is optimistic about Intel. He believes that investors have miscalculated the growth opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI), thinking that Nvidia will win the winner. Actually, AI benefits the overall market. Investors underestimate the opportunities of Intel's data center chips, and In addition to Intel’s sale of data chips, it can also sell related technologies. This market value is worth 35 billion U.S. dollars. These business opportunities have not yet been responded.
The Harvest XQ Global Winner System Price Index showed that U.S. report was impacted and that Micron plunged 6.65% on the 5th. It continued to fall 2.77% on the 6th and closed at 48.46 US dollars. It plunged 20.8% compared with the 61.15 US dollar closing price on March 20th. , fell into a bear market. Intel rose 0.78% on the 5th, but fell 3.16% on the 6th to close at 48.79.