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A number of Wall Street analysts, including Bernstein, have been raising their price targets on SanDisk as NAND pricing improves and enterprise storage demand picks up. The broader memory market also looks set to grow over the next few years, helped by server expansion, cloud growth, and AI workloads. That said, some analysts’ price targets are already below where the stock is trading now, which suggests a lot of the good news may be priced in unless earnings keep beating expectations. Personally, I think SanDisk is probably past the early discovery phase, but the structural demand story is still very much alive. From here, upside likely depends more on execution and earnings than multiple expansion. 

Will pull back because ai bubble is popping 

Too overhyped. Should wait.

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What's everyone's thoughts 

The results strongly suggest the storage supercycle is not finished, but the easy phase is likely behind us. Do the beats signal early innings? They confirm that demand is still accelerating, particularly from AI training, inference, and data-centre refresh cycles. What matters more than the headline beat is the forward guide. SanDisk’s Q3 outlook implies demand visibility well beyond a one-quarter burst, while Western Digital’s margin expansion shows pricing power is still improving. This looks less like a peak and more like the mid-cycle acceleration phase, though volatility will rise as expectations reset higher. SanDisk vs Western Digital SanDisk remains the higher-beta, higher-upside play. Its pure exposure to NAND and AI-driven storage demand means earnings revisions can still chase

Stock to watch in 2026

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$  $Western Digital(WDC)$  I am tracking $SNDK SanDisk through cycle structure, pricing reflexivity, volatility expansion, earnings quality, and historical memory-sector behaviour. This is not a narrative-driven rally. It reflects a real margin reset, NAND and DRAM pricing leverage, AI-driven demand acceleration, and a structural earnings inflection. At the same time, price is trading at statistically extreme extension where timing discipline matters more than thematic conviction. 📊 Price structure, volatility stretch, and mean-reversion risk On the 4H structure, I see $SNDK maintaining a confirmed uptr

Its super rocket high!

Early just by a little bit

🌟🌟🌟Storage is the new compute and the market has finally woken up! $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ and $Western Digital(WDC)$ are absolutely on fire right now because they have transformed from cyclical commodity players into the indispensable backbone of the AI revolution.  Their latest earnings didn't just beat expectations.  They shattered them! The NAND supply squeeze:  AI models need massive ultra fast storage and SanDisk is capitalising on this with its Enterprise SSDs, seeing its margins explode as NAND prices are projected to jump 50% in early 2026 alone. Western Digital is reaping an AI infrastructure harvest as hyperscalers flock to their high capacity HAMR and UltraSMR hard drives for co

The results strongly reinforce the AI-driven storage supercycle thesis, and importantly, they do so on both earnings quality and forward visibility. Are we still early in the supercycle? The numbers suggest yes. SanDisk’s guide implies not just demand strength, but accelerating pricing power and utilisation. That combination is characteristic of early-to-mid cycle behaviour, not late cycle. Capacity discipline across NAND, AI workloads driving higher endurance and performance requirements, and customers locking in forward supply all point to a structurally tighter market than past cycles. This is not a one-quarter squeeze. SanDisk vs Western Digital SanDisk remains the higher-beta, higher-upside expression. It is the purest AI-storage leverage, but also the most vulnerable to sharp pullbac

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ OMG I can honestly say I missed the memory boat.  I have to look for greener pastures elsewhere... It's more like selling time instead of buying. No margin of safety now if you buy.

SanDisk (SNDK) and Western Digital (WDC) have both reported blowout Q2 2026 earnings and strong Q3 guidance, suggesting a robust market cycle, likely driven by AI infrastructure demand. SanDisk was spun off from Western Digital in February 2025 as an independent public company.  Financial Overview Both companies exceeded analyst expectations significantly for Q2 and provided blockbuster guidance for Q3.  SanDisk (SNDK): Reported Q2 revenue of $3.03B and adjusted EPS of $6.20, crushing estimates of $2.67B and $3.49 respectively. It guided for Q3 revenue between $4.4B-$4.8B and EPS of $12-$14, far above consensus estimates of $2.98B revenue and $5.11 EPS. The stock is up significantly after hours. Western Digital (WDC): Reported Q2 revenue of $3.02B and adjusted EPS of $2.13, beati

SanDisk Q2 Review: Blowout Results, Forward P/E 10x, Multi-Year Agreements—How Far Can SNDK Rerate? $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  's FY2Q26 results and FY3Q26 guidance significantly exceeded both the company's own guidance and Wall Street expectations. But the bigger story is strategic: the company is signaling a shift from unit-led cyclicality toward price power, datacenter mix, and tighter contracting (multi-year agreements with prepayments). Financial Snapshot SanDisk delivered a sharp upside surprise in FY2Q26, driven primarily by pricing and mix rather than unit growth. – Revenue: $3.025B (+31% QoQ, +61% YoY).  – Non-GAAP gross margin: 51.1%, far above the company’s prior 41%–43% outlook. Management attributed the beat mainly to higher pri

If there’s one theme that’s been hard to ignore lately, it’s the data storage complex suddenly behaving like it’s the hottest nightclub in tech. Two names have dominated the chatter: SanDisk and Western Digital (WDC). Over the past couple of trading days, both stocks have shown meaningful strength, and understanding whether this is an early innings supercycle or a crowd-crowded rally is the million-dollar question. Let’s start with SanDisk — the proverbial party host right now. The stock continues to attract attention because it has been ripping higher regularly, with multiple analysts elevating targets and maintaining bullish ratings months before the latest surge. A recent price target boost from Lynx Equity to a street-high level well above current trading highlights that some seasoned

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ gg how high will it go

I will add $Micron Technology(MU)$  at some point if it falls. But only if it falls. This has been a multi bagger... That I missed.  Really need to find a technology leader that has a niche and when the time is right... Buy it. The other memory companies are riding the tailwind but I would only consider the leader.

The Seagate print reinforces why the storage complex remains one of the cleanest AI infrastructure trades, but it also sharpens the distinction between fundamental winners and momentum excess ahead of SanDisk and Western Digital. What Seagate’s Beat Really Signals Seagate Technology beating on both EPS and revenue confirms three important trends: 1. AI demand is real and broad-based, not confined to GPUs. Training and inference workloads are driving sustained demand for high-capacity, nearline storage. 2. Pricing power has returned, particularly in enterprise HDDs, as supply discipline meets structurally higher demand. 3. Operating leverage is kicking in. Storage is a brutal business during downturns, but margins expand rapidly when utilisation tightens. This sets a constructive backdrop f

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$  $Western Digital(WDC)$  I am tracking $SNDK SanDisk through cycle structure, pricing reflexivity, volatility expansion, earnings quality, and historical memory-sector behaviour. This is not a narrative-driven rally. It reflects a real margin reset, NAND and DRAM pricing leverage, AI-driven demand acceleration, and a structural earnings inflection. At the same time, price is trading at statistically extreme extension where timing discipline matters more than thematic conviction. 📊 Price structure, volatility stretch, and mean-reversion risk On the 4H structure, I see $SNDK maintaining a confirmed uptr

SanDisk Q2 Review: Blowout Results, Forward P/E 10x, Multi-Year Agreements—How Far Can SNDK Rerate? $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  's FY2Q26 results and FY3Q26 guidance significantly exceeded both the company's own guidance and Wall Street expectations. But the bigger story is strategic: the company is signaling a shift from unit-led cyclicality toward price power, datacenter mix, and tighter contracting (multi-year agreements with prepayments). Financial Snapshot SanDisk delivered a sharp upside surprise in FY2Q26, driven primarily by pricing and mix rather than unit growth. – Revenue: $3.025B (+31% QoQ, +61% YoY).  – Non-GAAP gross margin: 51.1%, far above the company’s prior 41%–43% outlook. Management attributed the beat mainly to higher pri

If there’s one theme that’s been hard to ignore lately, it’s the data storage complex suddenly behaving like it’s the hottest nightclub in tech. Two names have dominated the chatter: SanDisk and Western Digital (WDC). Over the past couple of trading days, both stocks have shown meaningful strength, and understanding whether this is an early innings supercycle or a crowd-crowded rally is the million-dollar question. Let’s start with SanDisk — the proverbial party host right now. The stock continues to attract attention because it has been ripping higher regularly, with multiple analysts elevating targets and maintaining bullish ratings months before the latest surge. A recent price target boost from Lynx Equity to a street-high level well above current trading highlights that some seasoned

A number of Wall Street analysts, including Bernstein, have been raising their price targets on SanDisk as NAND pricing improves and enterprise storage demand picks up. The broader memory market also looks set to grow over the next few years, helped by server expansion, cloud growth, and AI workloads. That said, some analysts’ price targets are already below where the stock is trading now, which suggests a lot of the good news may be priced in unless earnings keep beating expectations. Personally, I think SanDisk is probably past the early discovery phase, but the structural demand story is still very much alive. From here, upside likely depends more on execution and earnings than multiple expansion. 

Slow is king fast is slow. Patience is key

The results strongly suggest the storage supercycle is not finished, but the easy phase is likely behind us. Do the beats signal early innings? They confirm that demand is still accelerating, particularly from AI training, inference, and data-centre refresh cycles. What matters more than the headline beat is the forward guide. SanDisk’s Q3 outlook implies demand visibility well beyond a one-quarter burst, while Western Digital’s margin expansion shows pricing power is still improving. This looks less like a peak and more like the mid-cycle acceleration phase, though volatility will rise as expectations reset higher. SanDisk vs Western Digital SanDisk remains the higher-beta, higher-upside play. Its pure exposure to NAND and AI-driven storage demand means earnings revisions can still chase

SanDisk (SNDK) and Western Digital (WDC) have both reported blowout Q2 2026 earnings and strong Q3 guidance, suggesting a robust market cycle, likely driven by AI infrastructure demand. SanDisk was spun off from Western Digital in February 2025 as an independent public company.  Financial Overview Both companies exceeded analyst expectations significantly for Q2 and provided blockbuster guidance for Q3.  SanDisk (SNDK): Reported Q2 revenue of $3.03B and adjusted EPS of $6.20, crushing estimates of $2.67B and $3.49 respectively. It guided for Q3 revenue between $4.4B-$4.8B and EPS of $12-$14, far above consensus estimates of $2.98B revenue and $5.11 EPS. The stock is up significantly after hours. Western Digital (WDC): Reported Q2 revenue of $3.02B and adjusted EPS of $2.13, beati

Will pull back because ai bubble is popping 

Too overhyped. Should wait.

The results strongly reinforce the AI-driven storage supercycle thesis, and importantly, they do so on both earnings quality and forward visibility. Are we still early in the supercycle? The numbers suggest yes. SanDisk’s guide implies not just demand strength, but accelerating pricing power and utilisation. That combination is characteristic of early-to-mid cycle behaviour, not late cycle. Capacity discipline across NAND, AI workloads driving higher endurance and performance requirements, and customers locking in forward supply all point to a structurally tighter market than past cycles. This is not a one-quarter squeeze. SanDisk vs Western Digital SanDisk remains the higher-beta, higher-upside expression. It is the purest AI-storage leverage, but also the most vulnerable to sharp pullbac

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🌟🌟🌟Storage is the new compute and the market has finally woken up! $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ and $Western Digital(WDC)$ are absolutely on fire right now because they have transformed from cyclical commodity players into the indispensable backbone of the AI revolution.  Their latest earnings didn't just beat expectations.  They shattered them! The NAND supply squeeze:  AI models need massive ultra fast storage and SanDisk is capitalising on this with its Enterprise SSDs, seeing its margins explode as NAND prices are projected to jump 50% in early 2026 alone. Western Digital is reaping an AI infrastructure harvest as hyperscalers flock to their high capacity HAMR and UltraSMR hard drives for co

What's everyone's thoughts 

SanDisk (SNDK) and Western Digital (WDC) Market Trends and Analyst Expectations SanDisk (SNDK) AI-Driven Demand and Market Position SanDisk is positioned as a key beneficiary of the AI spending cycle due to accelerating demand for its NAND memory products, which are crucial for AI infrastructure. The company specializes in NAND flash memory for data centers, AI servers, and edge devices, aligning directly with increased storage needs from AI workloads. SanDisk's Enterprise SSDs are considered an industry standard for "checkpointing" in AI training, requiring ultra-fast storage. It has gained 2 percentage points of NAND market share during the 12 months ending June 2025, with hyperscalers testing its enterprise SSDs. Financial Performance and Outlook For 2026 Q1, SanDisk's revenue was $2.30

Stock to watch in 2026

The Seagate print reinforces why the storage complex remains one of the cleanest AI infrastructure trades, but it also sharpens the distinction between fundamental winners and momentum excess ahead of SanDisk and Western Digital. What Seagate’s Beat Really Signals Seagate Technology beating on both EPS and revenue confirms three important trends: 1. AI demand is real and broad-based, not confined to GPUs. Training and inference workloads are driving sustained demand for high-capacity, nearline storage. 2. Pricing power has returned, particularly in enterprise HDDs, as supply discipline meets structurally higher demand. 3. Operating leverage is kicking in. Storage is a brutal business during downturns, but margins expand rapidly when utilisation tightens. This sets a constructive backdrop f

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ OMG I can honestly say I missed the memory boat.  I have to look for greener pastures elsewhere... It's more like selling time instead of buying. No margin of safety now if you buy.

Its super rocket high!

Early just by a little bit

$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ gg how high will it go