And finally, Micron. While not always considered a high-flyer, the company has quietly become indispensable in the AI chip race. High-bandwidth memory (HBM) is critical for feeding AI processors, and Micron is a key supplier. With a 33% gain year-to-date, a history of 7% annual growth, and solid profitability, analysts believe it could run another 37% to $155 per share. Micron isn’t as flashy as some of the other names here, but in terms of strategic relevance, it’s pivotal.