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Micron Technology Inc. Common Stock (NASDAQ:MU)

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Symbol MU
Exchange NASDAQ
Major index membership NDX, S&P 500
Current market capitalization 110.88B
Trailing 12-month net income 3.88B
Trailing 12-month sales revenue 29.09B
Current book value per share (BPS) 42.01
Current cash value per share (CPS) 6.81
Annual dividend payout 0.48 (0.49%)
Annual dividend accrual 0.46 (0.46%)
Dividend ex-date Dec 30, 2024
Number of full-time employees 48000
Stock with tradable options and short sales Yes / Yes
Last quarter sales surprise -0.06%
Distance from 20-day simple moving average (SMA20) 3.54%
Trailing 12-month price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) 28.74
Forward 12-month price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) 9.00
Price-to-earnings growth (PEG) 0.27
Trailing 12-month price-to-sales ratio (P/S ratio) 3.81
Current price-to-book ratio (P/B ratio) 2.37
Current price-to-cash ratio (P/C ratio) 14.61
Trailing 12-month price-to-free-cash-flow ratio (P/FCF ratio) 200.15
Most recent quick ratio 1.75
Most recent current ratio 2.72
Most recent debt-to-equity leverage (D/E ratio) 0.31
Most recent long-term-debt-to-equity leverage (LTD/E ratio) 0.30
Last quarter earnings-per-share (EPS) surprise 1.54%
Distance from 50-day simple moving average (SMA50) 2.99%
Trailing 12-month earnings-per-share (EPS) 3.46
Forward annual earnings-per-share (EPS) 11.06
Forward quarterly earnings-per-share (EPS) 1.44
Current earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) 440.76%
Forward earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) 57.35%
Long-term current earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) 106.79%
Long-term past earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) -33.89%
Long-term past sales revenue growth (SRG) 8.79%
Short-term earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) 155.76%
Short-term sales revenue growth (SRG) 79.80%
Last quarter earnings-per-share growth (EPSG) 248.57%
Last quarter sales revenue growth (SRG) 84.28%
Distance from 200-day simple moving average (SMA200) -7.63%
Insider stock ownership concentration 0.41%
Most recent change in insider ownership -0.54%
Institutional stock ownership concentration 79.65%
Most recent change in institutional ownership -3.75%
Trailing 12-month return on assets (ROA) 5.74%
Trailing 12-month return on equity (ROE) 8.66%
Trailing 12-month return on investment (ROI) 6.40%
Trailing 12-month gross profit margin (GPM) 30.92%
Trailing 12-month operating profit margin (OPM) 15.02%
Trailing 12-month net profit margin (NPM) 13.34%
Trailing 12-month dividend payout ratio 66.10%
Earnings date before/after market open/close (BMO/AMC) Dec 18 AMC
Additional trade activity N/A
Number of outstanding shares 1.11B
Number of floating shares 1.11B
Number of short-interest shares 3.45%
Short interest ratio 1.63
Short interest dollar amount 38.29M
Trailing 52-week stock price range 79.15 - 157.54
Distance from 52-week high -36.83%
Distance from 52-week low 25.74%
Relative strength index (RSI) 55.34
Stock analysts' average recommendation (1=buy to 5=sell) 1.63
Current relative trading volume 0.91
Current average trading volume 23.47M
Current stock trading volume 21,247,711
Most recent weekly stock price performance 7.82%
Most recent monthly stock price performance -3.56%
Most recent quarterly stock price performance -4.40%
Most recent semi-annual stock price performance -0.89%
Most recent annual stock price performance 22.07%
Most recent year-to-date stock price performance 18.25%
Most recent stock market beta 1.24
Current average true range 4.50
Most recent weekly and monthly return volatility 3.79% 3.88%
Stock analysts' average target price 128.69
Previous stock price close-of-business 95.66
Current stock price 99.52
Most recent daily stock price performance 4.04%

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