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Wall Street Breakfast

Micron tops, shares fall

Wall Street Breakfast

Seeking Alpha

Business News, News, Business, Investing

4.11K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2026

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Micron (MU) slides even as Q2 results, guidance blow past forecasts on AI strength. (00:13) AI drone firm Swarmer (SWMR) jumps 1,000% in two days. (01:41) Trump: Israel hit Iran gas field, no US/Qatar role; warns against Qatar attacks. (02:56) 

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0:00.0

Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street Breakfast, where we cover the top news for investors every morning.

0:07.6

Good morning. Today is Thursday, March 19th. I'm Julie Morgan. Micron Technology is down 5.2% in

0:17.2

pre-market action. Even after reporting fiscal second quarter results and guidance that

0:23.0

topped Wall Street's estimates by a wide margin. Shares have jumped more than 46% year-to-date and more

0:30.0

than 350% over the past year. For the period ending February 26th, Micron said it earned an adjusted $12.20 per share as revenue

0:41.2

soared 196.4% year over year. Analysts had expected the company to earn an adjusted $8.66

0:49.4

per share on $19.74 billion in revenue. Looking ahead to the second quarter, Micron said it

0:56.8

expects to earn between 1875 and 1955 per share on an adjusted basis, while revenue is expected

1:04.7

to be between $32.75 billion and $34.25 billion. analysts had expected the company to earn and adjusted $11.29 per share on

1:15.6

$23.66 billion in revenue. Seeking Alpha analyst Julia Ostian said the magnitude of the guidance

1:23.3

compared to the estimates is practically unheard of. She goes on to say the shortage isn't getting

1:29.0

better. In fact, companies believe it could continue through 2030, even though just a few months ago,

1:35.4

2027 looked like a more realistic time frame for an improvement. Shares of AI drone software

1:42.8

company Swarmer have jumped 1,000% in just two days, marking the strongest U.S. stock debut in nearly a year.

1:51.1

The two-day rally reflects rising investor interests in defense and autonomous low-cost weapon systems.

1:57.6

Shares closed up 77% to $55 on Wednesday after closing up 520% on Tuesday.

2:06.2

Steve Sosnik, the chief strategist at Interactive Brokers, told Bloomberg that you're pretty much

2:11.6

hitting some of the most important buzzwords in the market right now. He goes on to say that

2:16.6

anything with artificial intelligence clearly

2:19.0

gets people's attention. And as we are literally engaged in drone warfare, drone defense companies

2:25.5

are clearly another exciting field. The rally brings the company's market value to nearly $680 million

2:32.2

after its initial public offering. Swarmer does not manufacture

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