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Zacks News
Time to Buy Micron (MU) Stock on The Dip?
by Benjamin Rains
Micron (MU) saw its stock price plummet over 3.5% Tuesday after RBC Capital Markets lowered its price target for the memory-chip maker. MU's slip is part of a nearly 30% decline over the last three months as investors worry that the trade war, among other things, might harm Micron.
Why You Should Buy Micron (MU) Stock Right Now
by Benjamin Rains
Shares of Micron (MU) climbed nearly 2% on Monday despite news last week that a Chinese court ordered the semiconductor giant to stop selling some of its memory chips in the world's second-largest economy. So let's see why Micron stock looks like such a great buy right now, allowing investors to feel so comfortable shrugging off the recent Chinese ruling.
5 Top-Ranked Chip Stocks If You Fear Micron's Chinese Exposure
by Sweta Killa
We have highlighted a few other #1-Ranked semiconductor stocks that look attractive picks at present given their strong fundamentals and lower exposure to China.
Semiconductor Outlook: Mobile, Technology Changes, China Drive Manufacturing
by Sejuti Banerjea
Memory and logic makers are holding up better because of their broader application across markets.
Semiconductor Industry Outlook: The China Factor
by Sejuti Banerjea
China's chip consumption is the largest in the world (and growing), with most chips coming from international players.
Semiconductor Industry Outlook: The China Factor
by Sejuti Banerjea
China's chip consumption is the largest in the world (and growing), with most chips coming from international players.
Semiconductor Outlook: Few Opportunities at Fabs/Foundries
by Sejuti Banerjea
Mobile demand drove the semiconductor equipment segment in 2014 and there appears to be a pause this year (other than in memory where spending will likely continue).
Semiconductor Stock Outlook
by Sejuti Banerjea
Important drivers these days include the need for denser, lower-cost and more secure data centers and networks, and more intelligent network control, leading to the growth of software defined networking (SDN).
Semiconductor Stock Outlook
by Sejuti Banerjea
Important drivers these days include the need for denser, lower-cost and more secure data centers and networks, and more intelligent network control, leading to the growth of software defined networking (SDN).