On October 9, Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF fell 8.01% in regular trading, trading at 14.34 USD/share, with Turnover of 4.32 billion USD. The move comes as the leveraged ETF amplified a high-level pullback in Sandisk shares.
The decline follows a period of sharp intraday swings in the underlying stock amid mixed signals in the memory sector. While Citigroup and Mizuho recently reiterated that NAND supply tightness may extend into 2028 and raised Sandisk's target price to 2050 USD, sentiment has been uneven, with some sessions seeing notable downside pressure on the underlying name. On October 8, the same leveraged ETF had risen 8.26%, reflecting heightened leverage-driven fund flows rather than a sustained directional shift.
The recent options market had also shown signs of defensive positioning, including a large bearish call spread in Sandisk, suggesting some institutional caution near highs despite bullish analyst targets.
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