SanDisk’s rally fits a bullish flag evolving into a rising channel. A strong impulsive advance was followed by shallow consolidation, with higher lows and controlled volatility. This structure signals continuation rather than distribution.
Do stocks ever perfectly match K-line patterns?
Rarely. K-line patterns are probabilistic frameworks, not exact templates. Real charts are influenced by algorithms, derivatives flows, and macro noise. Continuation patterns tend to be more reliable than clean reversal patterns.
Does memory still have upside in 2026?
Yes, structurally.
Micron Technology and SK Hynix benefit from tight HBM supply, improved capex discipline, and sustained AI-driven demand. In 2026, returns shift from valuation expansion to earnings delivery, with higher volatility but intact uptrends.
Bottom line: SNDK’s trend remains constructive, patterns guide probabilities, and memory retains upside if AI demand holds.
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