Micron CEO is telling us what to buy again Listen closely...

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The video discusses potential investment opportunities related to the growing demand for memory chips and the development of humanoid robots. It highlights three companies: Moog Inc. for its financial performance, USA Rare Earth for its domestic supply chain efforts, and Ouster for its LiDAR technology used in robotics.

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1Micron CEO's prediction of memory chip demand
2Humanoid robots require significant memory
3Introducing Moog Inc. as a potential investment
4Introducing USA Rare Earth for magnet supply
5Introducing Ouster for LiDAR technology
6Call to action to comment 'ROBOT'

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Micron: ACTS - The video discusses Micron's CEO's statements about memory chip shortages and demand, implying investment advice. Removing the name would change the context of the discussion. Bloomberg Radio: APPEARS - A watermark/channel logo. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Sanjay Mehrotra: APPEARS - Name of the Micron CEO shown on screen. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Moog Inc.: ACTS - The video discusses Moog's financial performance and products, suggesting it as an investment. Removing the name would change the focus of the investment discussion. USA Rare Earth: ACTS - The video discusses USA Rare Earth's deals and operations, suggesting it as an investment. Removing the name would change the focus of the investment discussion. Elon Musk: APPEARS - Elon Musk is quoted regarding magnet supply. Removing his name would not change the video's core content about magnet supply. Optimus: ACTS - Optimus is mentioned as a product whose production is being slowed by magnet supply. Removing the name would change the context of the magnet supply discussion. Ouster: ACTS - The video discusses Ouster's LiDAR sensors and their use by Google and Amazon, suggesting it as an investment. Removing the name would change the focus of the investment discussion. Google: APPEARS - Google is mentioned as a user of Ouster's sensors. Removing the name would not change the video's core content about Ouster. Amazon: ACTS - Amazon is mentioned as a major equity holder in Ouster. Removing the name would change the context of the investment discussion about Ouster. Dexterity: APPEARS - A logo on a robot arm. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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Micron CEO is telling us what to buy again Listen closely... LIVE Everyone missed this on the Q2 earnings call Sanjay Mehrotra Micron President & CEO MICRON CEO SEES MEMORY CHIP SHORTAGE LASTING BEYOND 2026 10 times of memory as an average vehicle. And we expect a sustained substantial multi-decade memory demand to begin in the latter decade. Micron CEO is telling us to buy the dip Micron CEO that memory bottleneck wave of physical AI. Agility Robotics Digit NEURA Robotics 4NE-1 NVIDIA. Jensen Mentee Robotics MenteeBot three bottlenecks human on one is Moog. MOOG SPACE AND DEFENSE GROUP ($MOG.A) Every human needs actuators to function. Actuators 70% of the total build cost of a human Moog builds the full system. Moog Inc. reported a record Q1 fiscal 2026 with $1.1 billion in sales, a 21% increase year-over-year. The order backlog surged to an impressive $3.3 billion, giving the company strong visibility into future growth. Moog Inc. Q1 Financial Highlights • Revenue: $1.1 billion (up 21% from ~$908 million in Q1 2025). • Adjusted EPS: $2.63 per share (a 37% increase year-over-year). • Backlog: Record high of $3.3 billion. Moog Inc. 21% year over year with a $3.3 backlog, revenue is for years to come. At number USA Rare Earth ($USAR) two is USA Rare Earth The most humanoid software. @XRoboHub Video by @UnitreeRobotics it's actually the magnets. Elon Musk Neodymium magnets Extremely strong magnets made from rare earth magnet is already Optimus And USAR is building end to Earth supply chain in North America. And very USA Rare Earth finalizes deals for up to $1.6 billion in funding under CHIPS Act By Reuters June 3, 2026 7:17 AM PDT Updated June 3, 2026 they just $1.6 billion the Trump So I believe going to be this one. OUSTER ($OUST) All humanoid robots will Ouster builds the LiDAR A paradigm shift in AI perception 3D LIDAR LIVOX MID360 Intel RealSense D455i Depth Camera I Shoulder degrees of freedom: 5 Peak torque 120Nm, super large load already by Google. Amazon holds a major company. First Quarter 2026 Results Revenue $49M Gross Profit Margin 43% (Compared with 41% in the first quarter of 2025.) Non-GAAP Gross Margin 48% (Compared with 45% in the first quarter of 2025.) Sensors Shipped 12,600+ (Order 4,300+, backlog 8,300+) a massive 49% year quarter. REV8 Technology Partners $175 million and zero to become market cap, run is just getting started. Comment ROBOT want to know I buy these robot below and I'll portfolio alerts for free.

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You need to watch this. You need to watch this. Humanoid robots carry 10 times the amount of memory as an average vehicle. And we expect a sustained substantial multi-decade memory demand to begin in the latter decade. Micron CEO is telling us to buy the dip. Micron CEO just said that memory will be the bottleneck for the next wave of physical AI. Here are three bottlenecks for human on one is Moog. Moog Inc. reported a record Q1 fiscal 2026 with $1.1 billion in sales, a 21% increase year-over-year. The order backlog surged to an impressive $3.3 billion, giving the company strong visibility into future growth. Q1 Financial Highlights Revenue: $1.1 billion (up 21% from ~$908 million in Q1 2025). Adjusted EPS: $2.63 per share (a 37% increase year-over-year). Backlog: Record high of $3.3 billion. Sales are up 21% year over year with a $3.3 billion backlog, meaning that revenue is locked in for years to come. At number two is USA Rare Earth. The most humanoid software. @XRoboHub Video by @UnitreeRobotics It's actually the magnets. Elon Musk said that magnet supply is already slowing down their Optimus production. And USAR is building an end-to-end rare earth supply chain in North America. And very recently, they just landed a $1.6 billion deal with the Trump administration. So I believe there's going to be massive growth for this one. And number three is Ouster. All humanoid robots will need LiDAR. Ouster builds the LiDAR sensors already by Google. And even Amazon holds a major equity stake in this company. First Quarter 2026 Results Revenue $49M Gross Profit Margin 43% (Compared with 41% in the first quarter of 2025.) Non-GAAP Gross Margin 48% (Compared with 45% in the first quarter of 2025.) Sensors Shipped 12,600+ (Order 4,300+, backlog 8,300+) Revenue jumped a massive 49% year over year last quarter. They have $175 million in cash and zero debt to become profitable. And with over $5 billion market cap, I think this run is just getting started. Comment ROBOT below and I'll send you my entire portfolio and trade alerts for free.