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Micron’s stock is still dirt cheap. Some analysts say that’s about to change.

Micron’s stock is still dirt cheap. Some analysts say that’s about to change.
MarketWatch Friday 26 June 2026, 12:03 UTC By Philip van Doorn 1 min read
Key Points

New long-term customer agreements could bring more predictability to Micron’s financials, addressing a persistent investor concern about sustainability.

New long-term customer agreements could bring more predictability to Micron’s financials, addressing a persistent investor concern about sustainability. [Image text:] idEEHP micron
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