Micron stock dips 38 percent, is it time to buy?Micron Technology (MU) stock reached a 52-week high of $157.54 on June 18, 2024. As of November 27, 2024, it trades at $97.35, marking a decline of approximately 38.2% from its peak. This decline may present an opportunity for investors to "buy the dip," especially as the stock remains within a long-term upward trend. Current support levels are identified in the $85 to $96 range, where the stock has previously surpassed historical peaks, suggesting potential resilience in this zone.
Micron Technology's growth potential is driven by increasing demand for DRAM and NAND memory across sectors like AI, data centers, and 5G smartphones, with projected annual growth rates exceeding 30% in some areas. Automotive advancements, including electric and autonomous vehicles, and the expansion of IoT applications further fuel the need for high-capacity, low-latency memory. Micron’s leadership in cutting-edge memory technologies, investments in R&D, and strategic positioning in high-growth markets like cloud computing and AI solidify its potential. Additionally, the rising memory content in devices and the global shift toward digital transformation bolster its prospect.
MU trade ideas
NYSE:MU - ELLIOTT WAVE ANALYSIS: 22 NOV, 2024 - BULLISH©Master of Elliott Wave: Hua (Shane) Cuong, CEWA-M.
I see that an ABC-grey probably just completed recently at the 84.12 low, and the corrective waves are followed by motive waves, so I expect a much higher push in this stock.
Looking closer, I see that the 1-grey and 2-grey waves just completed at 95.53 and it looks like the 3-grey wave is unfolding. It is subdividing into ((i)),((ii))-navy. And after the ((ii))-navy wave is over, we can go long towards the ((iii))-navy wave.
While price must remain above 95.53 to maintain this view.
Key point: Wave B of wave ((ii))-navy.
Tech 2x leverage ETF's // mull, tsmu mstuI recently purchased mstu and even more recently looked at their chart😊. Their first candle on Wed the 18th to todays close is just proud of 400%. I am currently down about 4%. MSTR chart from Oct 18 to close today is roughly 150%. So…
The ETF accelerated faster than a 2x pace for the first month. I understand MSTR is super popular right now and that that likely helped the etf, however, it got me to thinking. Are leveraged ETFs in general accelerating faster than the underlying consistently upon launch? Well the answer is no.
I looked at recent 2x launches going back to the low in early August and mstu is an outlier.
I did see crwl for CRWD and tsmu for TSM. They were introduced this week. On our Remembrance Day in fact. Respect to US Veterans Day.
Both underlying stocks are solid in my opinion. Especially so in the seasonal broad race to the New Year. The chart I chose to show was MU…mainly because of the range its been playing in. I think it’s consolidating in the warmth of the March gap and going to break to the up side. US government has announced that $39 Billion will be released through the chips act and both TSM // MU will be recipients. BOOST!
To whomever is trading for the MSTU company; Well done team...genuinely, well done. Congrats on the listing. Blunt question for you; is the accelerated growth beyond a 2x result in this first month solely on your trades or are you using VC dollars to create a curve? I hope it’s the former…and I wish you all the best.
P.S.A to anyone looking at mstr call options…the IV is ±130% last time I looked for anything in Q1 of 2025. Brutal. You might as well by spot. Don’t get burned.
Take care,
MR
MU has closed above resistance MU has triggered my second entry with a close above resistance yesterday. My buy order is at 113.87 just above yesterdays high and my stop is at 105.60 just below the gap from 06 Nov. the 8 ema is above the 21 and 2ema is currently above the 89 ema pointing a short and longer term trend change. The angular trend line could also be used for a trailing stop until a better level presents itself. I try to remain flexible within my risk management rules!
Difference between candles and barsHey traders and investors!
What is the difference between using candles or bars on a chart?
This example clearly shows the key difference. Take note of the closing price of the candle on September 26 (point 8 of the range). On a candlestick chart, this is impossible to understand. On a bar chart, the closing price is clearly visible. The closing price is below the range boundary of 111.34, the trading volume is enormous, and the buyer was unable to break above the range.
Now, the price has reached the range boundary of 111.34 for the second time on increased volume, and the seller has absorbed the buyer, forming a buyer's zone at the upper boundary of the range. There is a high probability of further price decline within the short vector 8-9 of the range (potential target 85.92). However, there are threats along the seller's path.
You might consider buying at the 98.7 level (if buyer will protect it) or around 84-86.
Good luck with your trading and investments!
Opening (IRA): MU Nov 15th 95 Covered Call... for a 92.53 debit.
Comments: Post-earnings, IV remains somewhat decent here at 45.2%. Selling the -80 delta call against long stock to emulate the metrics of a 20 delta short put, but with built-in short call defense.
Metrics:
Buying Power Effect/Break Even: 92.53/share
Max Profit: 2.47
ROC at Max: 2.67%
50% Max: 1.24
ROC at 50% Max: 1.33%
Will generally look to take profit at 50% max, roll out the short call on test.
MU - Time to build long positionMU is pulling back on low volume to fill the earning gap.
Started a small long position, this has scope to go further down to fill the gap completely.
If so, Around 95-96 is the good entry
Long around - 95-96
Stop Loss - 90
Target 1 - 120
Target 2 - 130
Target 3 - 135-140