ECLC
08-05
Guess likely pullback as broader pullbacks recently for various top performers.
SanDisk's $14B Buyback Fails to Impress — Why Two Straight Days of Losses After Strong Earnings?
Memory's post-earnings selloff ran a second session Thursday. SanDisk −6.81%, its $14 billion buyback no help; Western Digital −13.03% even with revenue up 44% year-over-year; SK Hynix −4.97%; the 2x SanDisk product SNXX −13.53%. The logic is plain: results are the rearview mirror, guidance sets the price, and SanDisk's cautious next quarter erased the beat. Analysts also point to hidden leverage still unwinding. Buybacks and quadrupled profit couldn't lift the stock — so who prices memory now?
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  • fishhhh
    08-05
    fishhhh
    Not every winner dumps with the tape though. AAPL order data still looks firm, why assume broad pullback = all top performers?
  • zippiee
    08-05
    zippiee
    I rotated out of tech already, this pullback was due. You still fading the top performers here?
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