Micron Technology (MU) shares took off Friday following bullish comments from Morgan Stanley, which called the memory chip maker a "top pick."
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Pricing for DRAM is rising as shortages in the memory market continue, and Morgan Stanley sees that driving Micron's earnings power higher.
MS hits a record high as shutdown-end optimism highlights its wealth pivot, strategic deals and strong balance sheet.
Morgan Stanley Direct Lending offers a compelling 12% yield and trades at a bargain 0.82x price-to-book, near its all-time low. MSDL has a conservatively managed, diversified portfolio of senior secured loans with low non-accruals and strong interest coverage. Despite tight dividend coverage, spillover income and shareholder-friendly buybacks provide support for the dividend.
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Morgan Stanley Direct Lending offers compelling value, trading at a significant discount to NAV and near 52-week lows. MSDL's portfolio is defensive, with low leverage and a focus on first-lien loans, reducing overall risk compared to peers. Despite concerns about fixed-rate obligations, the risks to MSDL's earnings from interest rate changes are likely overstated.
Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick on Tuesday cautioned that the global equity markets could be heading towards a correction.
Ted Pick, Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, discusses the bank's business strategy in Asia and the opportunities ahead. He speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man from the sidelines of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit.