Micron Technology (MU)

Their bread and butter are memory chips to feed all these new data centres needed for AI. MU's business is accelerating hard the past 2 quarters and not just in AI. Last July they reported a monster top and bottom line beat and raised guidance. He doesn't see their next quarter being any worse. Trades at a cheap under 7x 2025 fiscal earnings estimates. 

12-month price target of $152, long runway. King of DRAM, which is cyclical and very temperamental to pricing. Hold, and add around $80-85. Shouldn't go under $75; if it does, get out.

MU focuses mainly on memory chips, massive demand. Stock's sold off. Dell has actually started to build AI right into the computer, creating a bit of excitement.

Instead, he'd recommend AVGO. Or, if you really want to take some risk, QCOM.

Very volatile, reflecting the semis industry. Every 2-3 years, there's a big dip which you buy, then the shares run. MU is a good company, but he prefers something like ADI. It's a good trade stock, though.

12-month target of $162.50. Buy a third here at $112, another around $108, and then $102. Both manufactures and designs. Was at $150, now at $112; could be a theme of today's show that a selloff provides great opportunities.

Great opportunity to pick up 4 pillars. MU on the manufacturing, TSM for the foundry, LRCX or KLAC or ASML as the equipment suppliers, NVDA is a gift down here as a designer. And (he can't believe he's going to say this) even INTC; come 2025, it will be competitive with NVDA.

Growing for a reason, which is that exponentially increasing revenue because of demand for its product. Sweet spot for servers and GPUs. Technically, sat around 50-day MA for a while, can move aggressively after a breakout. Could see it continue to do well through July. Yield is 0.3%.

In answer to the question comparing NVIDIA and Micron, he can't tell which one will outperform so you could buy both on a pullback. He considers them more of a trading type of stock. Be careful though - they have high momentum have the potential to be very volatile

When everything's going up together, makes it harder to differentiate on a technical basis. He compares stocks head to head using charts to see which are outperforming.

Right now, NVDA has been the highest ranked stock in US reports, and that's the one he holds. In Canada, CLS has been the highest-ranked stock, and his portfolios hold that as well. MU has been trailing a bit, but might catch up, hard to say.

Just yesterday, BAC listed it as one of its favourites, with a 12-month price target of $175. His own target is between $155-160. 2/3 of revenue is in DRAM, and that's why it's done so well, especially needed for AI.

Pretty fully priced. He's taken profits. You could probably look a little further down the food chain, perhaps at some of the equipment suppliers like ASML or ALAB.