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Nvidia Is Cheaper Than Micron. Yes, REALLY!

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Brian Stoffel profile imageBrian StoffelIndependent analyst profile
Source published
09 Sept 2026, 17:46 UTC
Recorded by Tahlil Plus
09 Sept 2026, 21:00 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the valuation of semiconductor stocks, comparing Nvidia and Micron. For Nvidia, the analysis suggests it's attractively valued with a P/S ratio below its 9-year mean and a favorable dividend yield. The predicted target is $254, with a fail bound at $210, suggesting a bullish outlook based on its historical performance and a projected 20% annual revenue growth over the next decade. For Micron, the analysis highlights its cyclical nature and volatile free cash flow margins. However, under optimistic assumptions of 70% revenue growth for the first three years and 10% thereafter, with a 15% discount rate, the projected share price target is supported. The overall assessment indicates potential growth for both companies, but with Micron's cyclicality and variable free cash flow margins presenting higher risks compared to Nvidia's more stable, albeit lower, projected growth.

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