Selling Micron now can be strategic if you’ve hit your profit target. The semiconductor industry is highly cyclical, and memory prices, though recovering, remain volatile. Near-term macroeconomic uncertainties, like slower consumer electronics demand, could pressure margins. Micron also faces stiff competition from Samsung and SK Hynix, which could limit market share growth. Geopolitical tensions, especially related to China, pose risks to its supply chain and sales. If you’ve made sufficient gains and prefer to lock in profits rather than ride out potential volatility, selling now aligns with a disciplined investment approach. Re-entering later can capture opportunities during market dips.