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Micron investors should get ready for a seesaw ride, analyst says

Micron investors should get ready for a seesaw ride, analyst says
MarketWatch Friday 25 September 2026, 16:27 UTC By Britney Nguyen 1 min read
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The timing of an Nvidia product ramp may require a balancing act for Micron investors, as some estimated revenue shifts toward next year instead of this year.

The timing of an Nvidia product ramp may require a balancing act for Micron investors, as some estimated revenue shifts toward next year instead of this year. [Image text:] micron K AHEAD
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