Micron Technology’s (NASDAQ: IN) Volatility on Wall Street is intensifying after several analysts raised their prices on the memory processor, with new forecasts pointing to the stock rising above $1,500.
Among the experts, Mehdi Hosseini of Susquehanna promoted the company’s Micron. property the price is expected to reach $1,750 from $600 on May 29 and maintain the company’s positive outlook.
The company also cited memory consolidation, strong pricing power, and increased confidence in the stability of Micron’s margins through 2027.
The brokerage expects modest increases and continued strength in retail prices to support higher profits in the memory sector.
The analyst also pointed to the growing demand for high-performance memory products used in AI servers and data centers as a key driver behind the bullish sentiment.
DA Davidson’s opinion
At the same time, the analyst of DA Davidson, Gil Luria, the day before, raised his target for MU shares to $ 1,500 from $ 1,000 and reiterated ‘Buy’. The company said Micron’s valuation still trails others semiconductor companies even the biggest meeting of stocks in 2026.
According to Luria, the memory industry is facing a systemic change AI architecture increases the need for high-bandwidth memory within today’s data center infrastructure.
The company also noted that long-term supply agreements and tight equipment integration are helping to transform memory products from peripheral products into more diverse and valuable segments.
UBS also turned bullish on Micron stock, increasing its price target to $1,625 from $535. Research analyst Timothy Arcuri cited rising DRAM prices, tightening supply conditions, and improving earnings visibility as contributing factors to higher valuations.
The company said Micron is seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the AI-driven memory boom, especially as hyperscalers continue to invest in AI infrastructure.
UBS reported strong financial performance, including revenue growth of approximately 196% year-over-year, expanding profit margins, free cash flow, and improving inventory levels.
The price of shares in MU
The bullish The analysts’ call comes after Micron’s stock soared to $900 per share and briefly pushed the company’s market cap above $1 trillion. As of press time MU stock was trading at $964 after closing Friday’s session about 5% while year to date, the stock has gained 240%.
The conference is fueled by the explosive demand for DRAM and microchips used in artificial intelligence applications.
Industry forecasts from the Omdia project semiconductor revenue will grow 62.7% in 2026, while the DRAM market alone is expected to double from 2025 levels.
Analysts believe that the combination of strong AI, strong availability, and long-term customer relationships will continue to support Micron’s valuation over the coming years.
