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Nic Puckrin explains why Micron’s strong AI-driven earnings didn’t lift MU, citing memory-market cyclicality, ongoing supply crunch, and macro risks from oil and Treasury yields.
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Nic Puckrin lays out the puzzle: Micron reported strong, AI-driven earnings yet the stock barely budged. He points to the memory market’s cyclicality and an ongoing supply crunch as reasons why good quarterly results may not translate into a sustained rally, and he flags macro risks from elevated crude oil and Treasury yields as additional headwinds. The clip matters because it explains why headline earnings growth can be swallowed by industry cycles and external macro pressure, which is why the market often looks past one good quarter.
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