Movement Alert|SanDisk Overnight Rise 3.47%, Bank of America Raises Target Price to $2100 Amid 3D Stacking Patent Disclosure

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, SanDisk rose 3.47% overnight, trading at $2028.89/share, with turnover of $33.89 million. The stock continues its upward momentum following multiple bullish catalysts.

On the news front, Bank of America raised its target price on SanDisk from $1,550 to $2,100 per share with a Buy rating, naming it among the top five tech stocks with significant upside potential for the second half. The firm highlighted SanDisk's pricing power as the key driver for the stock's performance. Additionally, SanDisk recently disclosed a 3D stacking patent exploring integration of NAND flash beneath GPUs or AI processors in a single-chip package solution, aimed at alleviating current HBM supply constraints and capacity limitations, signaling a flash-compute convergence trend.

The broader storage sector remains strong, with institutional forecasts projecting memory's value share in AI hardware rising from approximately 40% to over 70% by 2027. Within the Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals sector, Western Digital rose 3.54%, Super Micro Computer rose 2.25%, and Seagate Technology rose 1.58%.

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