Aktienanalyse zu Sandisk Corp (SNDK)SNDKSandisk Corp

$SNDK SNDK has broken down! A new low has arrived. The price action on SNDK is no longer hiding anything. After sliding down from the previous high of 1730, it hit a new one-month low today, and the bulls' resistance looks very weak. The moving averages continue to press the price down, and each small bounce looks like a brief pause before the bears push it back again. There is no clear sign of stabilization yet, so do not rush in to buy the dip. Many people can easily be drawn in by the illusion that it has already fallen a lot. During the decline, volume has expanded intermittently, which suggests selling pressure has not been fully released. RSI has also not yet entered an extreme oversold range, so that does not mean the drop is over. In the short term, watch the support around 1325 first. If it cannot hold, there may be more downside; even if there is a rebound, 1380-1400 above would still be strong resistance.

Yesterday I said market panic was spreading, long funds gave up defending, rotated into AI compute, and storage had already started taking profit. $SNDK did not hold 1460, making a return to 1500 difficult. It broke below 1400 without a retest, which would lead to a deeper pullback. Although there is an oversold bounce now, the bias remains strongly bearish. We will see whether tonight's open brings any repair. If the repair is weak, it could fall to 1300 or even 1275. #US September PPI Data Released

$SNDK is currently trading near $1,403 after a sharp intraday pullback. The focus now is whether buyers can hold the $1,350–$1,400 demand zone and rebuild momentum. Key levels: • Support: $1,350–$1,400 • First resistance: $1,460 • Next resistance: $1,520 • Major upside level: $1,600 Trade idea: Rather than entering during the current selloff, I prefer to wait for confirmation of a reclaim and hold above $1,400. A strong reaction at support could open the way for a move toward the resistance levels above. If $1,350 is clearly broken, this setup needs to be reassessed rather than forcing a long position. For me, the key here is simple: confirm first, then position. #USSeptemberCPITopsEstimates #WillYouBuyDipInKoreanStocks #SpotGoldRecoversPostCPILosses

SK Hynix plunged 10%! The 2x long product crashed 22% in a single day—who is behind the aggressive sell-off? When faith in memory chips was shattered, Hynix plummeted from 1241. This is not a pullback; it is the beginning of deleveraging. News: On October 15, Hong Kong-listed memory chip names fell across the board. SK Hynix dropped more than 10% in a single day, the Southbound 2x long product plunged 22%, and South Korea's KOSPI also dropped sharply. Fundamental panic spread to crypto derivatives. Technical picture: On the 1-hour chart, price fell in a one-way drop from the 1439 high to 935. MACD formed a death cross with rising volume, while KDJ became钝化. Fund flow monitoring shows a weighted directional score of -68, with large net outflows over longer periods (7D/15D) and only weak short-term replenishment. The liquidation map shows that after dense long liquidations near 938, short strength below 947 continued to rise, creating a "long-short double kill" at the bottom. In terms of action, shorts may consider selling on rebounds into the 960 - 980 area, while longs may wait for volume-backed stabilization plus RSI bullish divergence or a reclaim of 1000 before considering short-term longs. Jin Yao's view: The memory sector is clearly under short-term pressure, and sentiment repair will take time. Don't be fooled by oversold conditions. $SKHYNIX $SNDK #USSeptemberCPIExceededExpectations

$SNDK SNDK has already dropped to $1,353, and this decline may not be over yet!!! It fell all the way from around $1,484 to $1,353 now, which is a sizable drop, so at this level I actually don't want to keep chasing shorts. But there is one problem: NAND prices are still rising, enterprise SSD demand is also strong, and SNDK's previous earnings and guidance were not bad, so why can't the stock even hold $1,400? I think the biggest problem now is not that the industry has no growth, but that the market already priced in that growth early. The positive factors are still there, yet the price keeps drifting lower, which shows funds are no longer willing to keep paying for the previous high valuation. Every rebound now may run into profit-taking sellers again. Next, I am most focused on TSMC's earnings and US PPI. On Thursday, if the news sparks a semiconductor rebound and SNDK returns to around $1,395–$1,415, I would not be surprised at all. But if the news is good and funds still cannot absorb the supply, this kind of rebound may again become a selling point. I personally remain bearish into Friday, with a preference for around $1,280–$1,340, and if weaker, it may even test $1,220–$1,270. However, $1,353 is already close to the target range, so I will not blindly chase shorts just to stay bearish. Only if PPI clearly eases, TSMC drives semiconductors to regain sustained buying, and SanDisk reclaims $1,484 instead of spiking and fading again, would I change my current view.