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Micron executives interpret: Why is it difficult to improve memory shortages before 2028 despite huge investments?

Micron's vice president stated that the demand for AI data centers has accounted for 50%-60% of the DRAM market, fundamentally reshaping the supply-demand structure and is the core reason for the current shortage. Despite significant industry investment, capacity expansion faces systemic bottlenecks due to manufacturing complexity and product specification fragmentation, with new production lines requiring several years from launch to stable supply. The tight situation in the memory market is expected to persist until around 2028, making rapid improvement difficult

Wallstreetcn·
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MU
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Wallstreetcn·
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MU
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Market Participants Recognise Lam Research Corporation's (NASDAQ:LRCX) Earnings Pushing Shares 30% Higher

Lam Research Corporation (NASDAQ:LRCX) shares have surged 30% in the last month, contributing to a remarkable 193% increase over the past year. Despite a high P/E ratio of 47.2x, indicating potential overvaluation, the company has shown strong earnings growth, with a 47% gain in the last year and an expected 15% annual growth over the next three years. Analysts believe the high P/E reflects positive investor sentiment and expectations for continued strong performance, although caution is advised due to inherent risks.

Simplywall·
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LRCX
+2.52%
Simplywall·
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LRCX
+2.52%

Here's How Much $1000 Invested In Alcoa 5 Years Ago Would Be Worth Today

Alcoa (NYSE:AA) has delivered an average annual return of 20.0% over the past 5 years, outperforming the market by 7.21%. With a current market capitalization of $16.16 billion, an investment of $1000 in AA stock five years ago would now be worth $2,541.12, highlighting the significant impact of compounded returns on investment growth.

benzinga_article·
US
AA
-5.86%
benzinga_article·
US
AA
-5.86%

Copper looks better than aluminum medium-term, says JPMorgan as it downgrades Alcoa

JPMorgan has downgraded Alcoa from neutral to underweight, citing risks for aluminum due to potential supply surpluses, while maintaining an overweight rating on Freeport-McMoRan. The bank believes copper's market narrative is stronger, with prices nearing all-time highs, compared to aluminum's recent performance. Analysts expect both metals to rise in the near term but foresee aluminum facing downside risks later in the year due to increased supply from Indonesia. Target prices for Freeport McMoRan, Alcoa, and Ivanhoe Electric have been adjusted, reflecting these market dynamics.

Dow Jones·
US
AA
-5.86%
Dow Jones·
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AA
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BUZZ-Alcoa slips after J.P. Morgan downgrades to 'underweight'

Alcoa's shares fell 3.4% to $60.61 after J.P. Morgan downgraded the stock to 'underweight' from 'neutral'. The brokerage noted a nearly 15% rise in January inventory levels in China and indicated that Chinese buyers are resisting higher prices, leading to weakened demand. J.P. Morgan forecasts aluminum surpluses in FY26/27 due to new Indonesian supply but raised the price target to $50 from $45. Currently, eight of 14 brokerages rate Alcoa as 'buy' or higher, with a median price target of $47.

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AA
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Reuters·
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AA
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