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title: "I Think MU Beats NVDA From Here And Yes I Know That Sounds Insane"
url: "https://www.readplaza.com/posts/i-think-mu-beats-nvda-from-here-and-yes-i-know-that-sounds-insane"
author: "MentalWealth2 (@mentalwealth2)"
type: "claim"
status: "active"
claim_sentence: "Micron Technology (MU) will outperform Nvidia (NVDA) in total shareholder return over the next 12 months."
direction: "bullish"
ticker: "MU"
ticker_name: "Micron Technology"
published: "2026-06-09T17:31:28.154+00:00"
updated: "2026-06-12T02:42:14.730089+00:00"
resolution_at: "2027-06-09T17:31:12.404+00:00"
access: "public"
tags: ["Growth Investing", "Technology", "Medium term", "Large", "US", "Growth Investing", "Technology", "US", "Large Cap", "Medium term", "Equities", "Fundamental Analysis", "Earnings & Catalysts", "AI Revolution", "Semiconductors", "Market Sentiment"]
---

# I Think MU Beats NVDA From Here And Yes I Know That Sounds Insane

> Claim: Micron Technology (MU) will outperform Nvidia (NVDA) in total shareholder return over the next 12 months.

<p>I think people are still underestimating how insane the Micron setup is.</p><div data-symbol-widget="true" data-widget-id="revenue-growth" data-symbol="MU" data-variant="compact" class="symbol-widget-placeholder"></div><p>Not saying it is risk free. Not saying it goes straight up. Not saying memory cycles are dead.</p><p>But I think the market is still mentally putting MU in the wrong bucket.</p><p>Old bucket:</p><p>“Cyclical memory stock. Buy when DRAM pricing turns. Sell before the glut. Never trust peak earnings.”</p><p>New bucket:</p><p>“Critical AI infrastructure supplier in a 3-player market where the product everyone needs is supply constrained and already spoken for.”</p><p>That is a very different company.</p><p>The whole bear case on Micron used to be that memory is a commodity.</p><p>But HBM does not look like normal commodity memory right now.</p><div data-symbol-widget="true" data-widget-id="revenue-mix" data-symbol="MU" data-variant="compact" class="symbol-widget-placeholder"></div><p>It is hard to make.<br>It eats wafer capacity.<br>It is required for AI accelerators.<br>It is bottlenecked.<br>It is already contracted.<br>And every hyperscaler on earth is trying to secure it before someone else does.</p><p>So the question is not “is Micron up a lot?”</p><p>Yes. Obviously.</p><p>The question is whether the stock has actually been re-rated enough for what just happened to the business.</p><p>I don’t think it has.</p><p>People keep comparing MU to the old Micron.</p><p>I think the better comparison is Nvidia before the market stopped calling it a gaming/crypto cycle stock and started calling it AI infrastructure.</p><p>No, Micron is not Nvidia.</p><p>That is not the thesis.</p><p>The thesis is that the market may still be valuing Micron like peak cycle earnings are temporary, when AI memory demand might make the floor permanently higher.</p><p>If that is true, MU does not need a meme multiple.</p><p>It just needs the market to stop treating record earnings like they are about to vanish.</p><p>My claim:</p><p>MU beats NVDA over the next 12 months.</p><p>Not because Micron is the better company.</p><p>Because Nvidia is already priced like the king of AI, and Micron is still fighting the “lol memory is cyclical” ghost.</p><p>Maybe I’m late.</p><p>Maybe Reddit is too bullish.</p><p>Maybe Samsung floods supply, AI capex slows, and this ends like every other memory cycle.</p><p>That is the risk.</p><p>But if HBM really changed the memory cycle, then MU is not done.</p><p>It is still being repriced.</p>

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