Why Sandisk Stock Skyrocketed 143% in January
SanDisk's shares surged 150% in January due to AI-driven storage demand, supply shortages, and a 505% jump in quarterly profits, prompting analyst upgrades.
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Why Sandisk Stock Skyrocketed 143% in January
Key PointsA boom in memory is lifting Sandisk and its peers.According to some reports, the company is seeing prices double.It forecast adjusted earnings per share to double sequentially in its current quarter. 10 stocks we like better than Sandisk › Shares of Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK) were soaring last month as the maker of NAND flash memory chips and other memory products benefited from a continuing shortage in the memory sector due to the AI boom…
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SanDisk shares surged 1,700% in a year and now sit 380% above the 200-day average. AI-driven memory shortages are rewriting technical playbooks.
SanDisk stocks rockets another 16% today: why analyst see further upside ahead
Shares of SanDisk Corp. extended their sharp rally on Monday, climbing more than 16% as investors continued to respond to the flash memory maker’s stronger-than-expected quarterly results and an increasingly bullish outlook from Wall Street analysts. The move builds on a dramatic run for the stock following its second-quarter earnings release last week. SanDisk shares have surged nearly 143% over the past month and are up roughly 1,756% over the…
Seagate stock jumps after-hours as “memory supercycle” talk lifts storage names
New York, Feb 2, 2026, 19:42 EST — After-hours Shares of Seagate Technology Holdings climbed 4.8%, closing Monday at $427.33. In after-hours trading, the stock gained roughly another 6.2%, reaching $432.95. (Yahoo Finance) This shift is significant as investors are betting once more on a straightforward play: limited supply combined with AI data-center demand could sustain high prices beyond the usual cycle length. Wall Street calls this a “supe…
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