Micron shares face turbulence as China's cybersecurity review raises concerns about potential bans and broader implications for the tech sector.

Micron (NASDAQ: MU) stock has been down 4% this week, and year-to-date, it has also fallen 42%.

We see rising demand from this trend in two high-growth stocks in the semiconductor sector.

The factor contributing to the high returns is the increasing shortage of chips.

Last year, Pelosi was named the 6th successful trader among lawmakers who trade in stocks.

Zinsner will replace George Davis, whose retirement was announced recently, although he will still stay in an advisory role till May.

While short term outlook for global economy stays bleak, Micron Technologies are in a unique position to weather through it unscathed.