$SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  Morgan Stanley's forecast for memory prices to rise at least 25% from Q2 to Q3 2026 is fueling a move in SNDK. The call, based on unrelenting AI data center demand and tight supply, exceeds consensus and suggests shortages could potentially worsen into 2027-2028.

SNDK is rebounding after a recent sell-off, with the premarket gain aligning with other memory stocks like MU. The ongoing NAND/flash demand from hyperscalers and long-term supply deals, such as with Meta, underpin the bullish view.

The stock has surged over 500% YTD in 2026 on the AI memory supercycle but has seen some volatility due to valuation concerns. There's no immediate company-specific news; the move seems tied directly to analyst commentary framing the recent pullback as a potential opportunity.

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