With shares of the tech giant at an all-time high, it might feel late to be jumping in. But several catalysts are coming together at the same time.
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With shares of the tech giant at an all-time high, it might feel late to be jumping in. But several catalysts are coming together at the same time.
Shares of both SanDisk and Micron are rallying as investors cheer on artificial intelligence (AI) memory and storage.
The company recently reported better-than-expected results, and investors are hoping for more positive news at the end of the month.
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The company's revenue surged 755% in Q1.