Movement Alert|Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF Rises 8.44% in Regular Trading, Storage Sector Rally Amplified Ahead of SanDisk S&P 100 Inclusion

Market Focus09-18

On September 18, Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF rose 8.44% in regular trading, trading at $15.955/share, with turnover of $341 million. The ETF is a 2x leveraged long product tracking SanDisk (SNDK), which itself gained over 2% alongside broad strength in storage and optical communication stocks.

The rally comes as multiple catalysts converge for the underlying stock. S&P Dow Jones Indices previously announced that SanDisk will be officially added to the S&P 100 Index on September 21, fueling expectations of passive fund inflows. On September 17, Citi issued a bullish outlook on memory capital expenditure, further boosting sentiment across the storage sector. SK Hynix, Micron Technology, and Ciena Technology all posted notable gains during the same sessions.

SanDisk's fundamentals remain robust, with its latest annual report showing EPS of $77.78 and net income of $11.43 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of 796.71%. The company's CTO has also highlighted its upcoming HBF (stacked flash) product line targeting AI memory demand, with full product availability expected next year.

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