On July 16, Sandisk fell 4.21% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $1,551.63/share. The stock had already plunged over 10% in the prior session, with selling pressure persisting into the pre-market session.
On the news front, Argus Research initiated coverage of Sandisk with a Hold rating, standing in stark contrast to bullish calls from Evercore ISI (target price $3,100), Goldman Sachs (target price $2,200), and Citi (target price $2,500), further intensifying the bull-bear divergence. Concerns over the storage super-cycle peaking continue to dominate market sentiment. Goldman Sachs fund flow data shows hedge funds have been net sellers of the IT sector for consecutive weeks. Peers including SK Hynix, Micron Technology, and Western Digital declined in tandem, reflecting significant sector-wide selling pressure.
Within the Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals sector, Apple up 0.06%, Dell Technologies down 2.34%, Western Digital down 3.86%, Seagate Technology down 2.33%, Hewlett Packard Enterprise down 0.78%.
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