Micron Stock Is Down 40% From Its Peak After the Sell-Off. History Says This Is What Happens Next.
Key PointsMicron may have pulled back significantly since hitting a 52-week high, but its growth and prospects remain solid.
Micron Technology's stock experienced a 40% decline from its 52-week high on June 25, 2026, as broader sell-offs in AI stocks weighed on the memory specialist. This follows a similar sell-off in early 2025 when President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports created panic among investors, leading to a 30% drop in Micron shares. However, Micron rebounded strongly, with shares soaring 830% since May 2025.
This rally was driven by strong revenue and earnings growth fueled by a favorable memory market, where demand consistently exceeds supply. Analysts predict Micron's stock could soar again, potentially reaching $2,078 if its earnings per share (EPS) reaches $207.76 by fiscal 2028. This represents a 172% increase from current levels, making Micron an attractive potential multibagger for investors.
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