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WDC sank despite a beat as cautious guidance and margin remarks weighed. Sandisk fell after a double beat as next-quarter revenue midpoint missed consensus. Korea's KOSPI plunged as SK hynix flash-crashed premarket and Samsung fell. Nvidia reportedly trimmed memory in some Rubin Ultra models amid tight high-end HBM supply. Is scarcity a pricing tailwind or a limit on AI chip shipments and valuations? Repeated drops in 2x long SK hynix products turn the shortage story into a test of expectations.

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alaya lilly
alaya lilly
AMD Earnings Review → SanDisk $SNDK Tonight's Prediction AMD beats expectations + strong guidance → falls 9% after hours Reason: Gross margin below expectations, good news already priced in Same logic for SanDisk tonight, bearish SanDisk earnings release tonight (early morning August 6 Beijing time) Expectations: Revenue $8.3B / EPS $34.24 Price has risen 32% from the low of 1123, expectations fully priced in Price going up means short. Above 1420, short short short, live in the palace #AMD财报超预期,增长已被透支? $AMD $SNDK $SNDK
Awais Ahmad 1231919
Awais Ahmad 1231919
AMD Earnings Review → SanDisk $SNDK Tonight's Prediction AMD beats expectations + strong guidance → falls 9% after hours Reason: Gross margin below expectations, good news already priced in Same logic for SanDisk tonight, bearish SanDisk earnings release tonight (early morning August 6 Beijing time) Expectations: Revenue $8.3B / EPS $34.24 Price has risen 32% from the low of 1123, expectations fully priced in Price going up means short. Above 1420, short short short, live in the palace #AMD财报超预期,增长已被透支? $AMD $SNDK
zerohedge
zerohedge
Goldman TMT on tech weakness SanDisk & Western Digital: Both memory names traded lower after hours despite strong reported quarters, as the issue was not the current print but elevated buy-side expectations going into results. SanDisk beat on revenue, gross margin and EPS, but 3Q revenue guidance was only slightly below the Street while EPS was broadly in line, triggering some profit-taking after a big prior move; the more supportive takeaway is that SanDisk has locked in multi-year customer supply agreements covering over 50% of FY27 and 65% of FY28 planned bit production at floor pricing, supporting NAND pricing visibility and buybacks. Western Digital also beat on revenue, margin and EPS and guided 3Q revenue/margins above consensus, but the stock fell because the guide did not reset the bar enough given high HDD pricing and margin expectations, with some concern around softer exabyte growth as the company manages its 40TB ePMR ramp and HAMR qualification; overall, the read-through is a “beat but not enough” night for NAND/HDD, with fundamentals still supportive but expectations very high.
Deep Value Memetics
Deep Value Memetics
$SNDK about $1289, -4.5% after-hours. Sandisk printed a much bigger quarter than a normal storage beat, and the stock still faded. Q4 revenue was $8.97B, up 51% q/q and 372% y/y. Non-GAAP EPS was $39.25. Non-GAAP gross margin reached 84.6%, and Datacenter revenue climbed to $2.98B from $1.47B last quarter. Q1 guide is $10.3B-$10.8B with $44-$46 non-GAAP EPS. Sandisk also said it signed five more NBM agreements since April, taking the total to ten, and added $14B to its buyback authorization. The after-hours read is that the setup had already moved to a guide-and-duration test. If datacenter mix, pricing, and those NBM commitments keep lifting FY27 EPS, this fade can reverse. If the market decides Q1 only meets a stretched bar, the storage de-rating can keep running. source: company release / SEC filing
Zentrova
Zentrova
Everyone’s talking AI. No one’s talking about where all the AI data lives. DNA sequencing, AI training, cloud workloads… it all needs 2 things: 1. Hardware to create data - $LAB 2. Storage to hold data - $SNDK This is why “infrastructure is the answer.” The crowd trades momentum. The smart money owns the backbone. $LAB builds it. $SNDK stores it. Agree or disagree? Drop your top infra pick below 👇 #EarningsRealityCheck #SpaceXBeatEstimates #SP500Hits7700
MarketNewsFeed
MarketNewsFeed
*WESTERN DIGITAL Q4 REVENUE USD 3,747 MILLION VS. IBES ESTIMATE USD 3,692 MILLION *WESTERN DIGITAL Q4 ADJUSTED EPS USD 3.56 VS. IBES ESTIMATE USD 3.3 $WDC
Dr.Toxic🚩
Dr.Toxic🚩
A financial health check for the storage sector, focusing only on the numbers. SanDisk SNDK reported revenue of $8.96 billion this quarter, clearly exceeding the expected $8.39 billion; however, its guidance for the next quarter is set at $10.3–10.8 billion, just at the lower edge of the market expectation of $10.8 billion — causing its stock to drop over 3% in after-hours trading. On the same night, Western Digital WDC instead issued a strong guidance with a year-over-year increase of +42% to +49%. In the same sector, one is dragged down by guidance while the other is lifted by it, indicating that the divergence in this storage cycle has shifted from "market boom or bust" to "who holds stronger pricing power." Data doesn't play games with you; even in a super cycle, there are winners and losers. $BTC #ADPCoolsFedSplit #EarningsRealityCheck #SpaceXBeatEstimates
Jun Song
Jun Song
Here is why AI compute and consumer hardware are about to get significantly more expensive, despite what most people think. Common belief says hardware and AI token prices will decline as computing efficiency improves and memory supply increases. But that overlooks the structural reality of the supply chain. At a recent SpaceX earnings call, @elonmusk pointed out that memory supply grows by roughly 20% a year, while demand is growing by 200%. Many expected cheap memory supply from China's CXMT to ease the pressure, but Apple recently received a quote from CXMT that was actually higher than Samsung's. Having talked directly with semiconductor fab engineers, this is entirely expected. Demand is so far ahead of supply that CXMT has no incentive to price aggressively. This gap widened massively after the agent boom earlier this year. Agents consume significantly more tokens by default, causing global inference usage to skyrocket. Better performance brought in a wave of new users, as shown by Codex rapidly crossing 10M users. Meanwhile, compute efficiency gains have been very small. AI labs chose to increase model sizes to raise intelligence, consuming at least double the compute and accelerating demand further. On the supply side, hardware bottlenecks take years to fix. SK Hynix's Yongin cluster only starts its first fab in 2027, with full operations planned for 2033. Even with massive construction starting today, it takes about 5 years for actual supply to land on the market. This is an unsolvable short-term bottleneck. AI inference costs will inevitably keep rising, and consumer hardware will follow. This is why I keep telling everyone to buy the personal hardware now.
kingsley vin
kingsley vin
SanDisk toimittaa ennätykselliset tilikauden neljännen neljänneksen tulokset vahvan tekoälypohjaisen kysynnän keskellä.
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 financial results on August 5, 2026, that substantially exceeded prior guidance and consensus expectations, driven by robust demand for NAND flash memory in artificial intelligence data center applications. Despite the strong operational performance, shares declined in after-hours and pre-market trading as investors focused on sequential guidance that fell short of elevated market expectations following the stock’s significan
Evan
Evan
Jefferies today lowered its price target on Sandisk $SNDK stock to $1,750 down from $3,000 while maintaining its Buy rating
TipRanks
TipRanks
Analysts turned more cautious on SanDisk $SNDK after its June-quarter report, with most firms cutting price targets despite generally positive views on long-term demand. The main concern was the September-quarter outlook. Analysts highlighted moderating NAND pricing, weaker average selling price gains, and lower gross margin guidance, which reduced near-term revenue and earnings expectations. Jefferies also flagged the possibility that Edge inventory builds could temporarily pressure bit growth, while Wells Fargo expects fewer upward estimate revisions after the latest guidance miss. Longer-term sentiment remained constructive. Mizuho expects a strong 2027, including roughly 70% year-over-year growth, while RBC pointed to firm NAND demand, expanding long-term supply agreements, and AI-driven storage requirements. Wells Fargo also sees improved earnings visibility through NAND-based memory agreements as a positive development. Jefferies made the largest target cut, lowering its estimate to $1,750 from $3,000 while retaining a Buy rating. Citi moved to $2,100 and Mizuho to $1,900, with both maintaining positive ratings. RBC was the outlier, raising its target to $1,300 from $1,000 while keeping a Sector Perform rating. Overall, analysts still see a favorable structural demand backdrop, but softer pricing and margin pressure have weakened the near-term earnings setup.