As someone who has almost always had a semiconductor stock in his 
portfolio, I can tell you that you have to a have a loose screw or two 
to like this sector. But the memory chip space is a completely different
 wing of the semiconductor asylum, one where the peak-to-trough 
cyclicality is truly impressive and where long-term economic returns are
 difficult to earn.
 That has led to a pretty “challenged” existence for Micron (NYSE:MU),
 and a stock that has been all over the map. With the industry 
consolidating down to just four major suppliers, though, the thought now
 is that the players will operate on a more rational basis and allow 
each other to actually book some respectable earnings and cash flow. 
While I think Micron's shares have room left to run on investor 
enthusiasm, it's tough to outline a fundamental case where the stock is 
significantly undervalued for the long term.
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