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02-01

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. 

SanDisk Beats but Falls 4% Post-Earnings: Classic Sell the News?
SanDisk (SNDK) delivered above-consensus Q3 revenue and earnings, yet shares dropped 4.42% after hours in a textbook sell-the-news reaction — Seagate's outperformance had already fueled a sustained storage sector rally, raising the bar significantly and pricing in the beat ahead of results. The AI storage demand narrative remains intact. But is SNDK's post-earnings decline a short-term shakeout or an early sign of trend reversal — and would a drop below $1,000 represent a buy signal?
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