DA Davidson Maintains Buy on Micron Technology, Raises Price Target to $3000
DA Davidson analyst Gil Luria maintains Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) with a Buy and raises the price target from $2100 to $3000.
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What Is Going on With Micron Stock on Tuesday?
Micron stock climbs as robust AI memory demand, tight NAND supply and bullish analyst coverage lift sentiment ahead of Sept. 30 earnings.
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