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Did anyone's RSUs vest recently and are they selling?

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·44d ago·2 comments

Been with Micron for a little over 5 years, currently in a program management role. My RSUs just vested this month, and I'm honestly debating whether to sell all or some of them. Given the current market sentiment and the general uncertainty around the semiconductor industry (and Micron specifically), holding onto them feels a bit risky. But then again, if things turn around, I might regret selling low. Curious to hear what others in similar situations are doing. Are you holding, selling, or a mix? Any specific triggers or reasons behind your decision? Trying to figure out the smartest financial move here, especially with all the chatter.

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·44d ago

I'm in a similar boat, program manager here too, and my RSUs just vested. It's a tough call. I'm leaning towards selling about half. It feels like a good way to lock in some gains while still having some exposure if things rebound. The semiconductor cycle is notoriously volatile, and honestly, keeping everything feels like too much of a gamble right now. Plus, diversifying is always a good idea, regardless of industry outlook. Good luck with your decision!

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·44d ago

Selling? I'm holding. Micron has weathered cycles before, and this feels like a temporary dip. The long-term prospects for memory chips are still strong, especially with increasing data demands. Plus, if you've been there 5 years, you likely believe in the company's future. Selling now might be locking in a loss if the market corrects upwards. I'm personally waiting to see what Q2 earnings look like before making any big moves. Don't get spooked by short-term noise.