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theprof00 said:
Teeqoz said:
BTW, I noticed the DRAM stock you mentioned in your second post (have you even updated it since 2013? )
If you want an actually undervalued DRAM stock, you should check out Micron Technology (MU). Among other things, they're the company behind the brand Crucial.

Yeah, there are some parts I need to update. I used to follow DRAM and MU both. I'm not so sure that they will be going anywhere though. I'll have to do some research.

Also, my mistake, I had read 48.61 as the highest ms has been. I'll recitfy it.

EDIT: Just looked at the MU. Wow. Wish I had held it. I once owned maybe 200 shares and ditched it after I saw it going nowhere. What's your case for it continuing to improve? Currently it looks like it's finishing a triangle formation, ie; lots of downward pressure but good support along the 26-28 intervals. So, shortly we should either see the break up or down.


Well, first of all, there's little downside, because any potential piece of bad new, and then some is already priced into the share price (a forward P/E of goddamn 7.66). So it's low risk, although it's volatile.

Second of all, it's dropped a bit this year due to declining DRAM prices, but I see them increasing as the oligopoly of DRAM (Micron, SK Hynix, Samsung) calms down a bit. At the same time Micron is developping a new technology in NAND flash, in a joint venture with Intel, called stacked flash, which will give higher storage density, which will be very attractive for datacenters, and mobile too, because in a phone you want to squeeze in as much storage in as little space as possible, right?

Anyway, it's a stock with good upside, small downside, and when they eventually hit the point where the industry growth stops, and they announce a dividend, you should expect their P/E to skyrocket.