Micron stock falls below $1,000, triggering 'buy the dip' calls that go unheard
Micron shares dropped below $1,000 amid a sharp selloff in the semiconductor sector that, according to Barron's, has left few chip names unscathed. The outlet notes that some see the decline as a chance to hunt for bargains and argue the stock is cheap, though those buy calls are not finding traction in the market.
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