Micron just delivered another huge quarter.
Revenue hit $54.2B, up nearly 380% year over year, while adjusted net income reached $38.4B. The standout was data center demand: core data center revenue jumped from $1.6B to $18.0B in a year.
And the momentum is still building. Micron guided to roughly $61.5B in revenue next quarter, well above expectations.
But the broader market backdrop looks much less comfortable.
Only around 42% of S&P 500 companies are currently trading above their 200-day MA, the weakest breadth since May 2025. Technology and communication services were also the only sectors to finish September higher.
The contrast is becoming harder to ignore: AI-linked spending across chips, data centers and power infrastructure remains exceptionally strong, while participation across the rest of the market continues to narrow.
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