On July 14, SanDisk rose 7.92% in regular trading, trading at approximately 1801.79 USD/share, with turnover of 2.749 billion USD. The stock rebounded sharply after plunging over 12% in the prior session.
On the news front, multiple Wall Street firms issued bullish calls against the prevailing sell-off. Evercore ISI dramatically raised its target price from 1,400 USD to 3,100 USD, maintaining an Outperform rating. Goldman Sachs lifted its target from 1,200 USD to 2,200 USD, reiterating a Buy rating, citing expectations that the upcoming August earnings will benefit from tight NAND supply-demand dynamics and an improved enterprise SSD product mix. Citi maintained its 2,500 USD target price. These upgrades, combined with a broader storage sector rebound led by SK Hynix rising over 6%, provided momentum for a short-term oversold recovery following the stock's cumulative 28.3% decline from its late-June all-time high.
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