Why Sandisk Stock Was a Winner on Wednesday
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On a slightly down Wednesday for the stock market, Sandisk 's ( SNDK +0.69% ) equity landed in positive territory. On the back of an analyst's price target raise, the storied memory module specialist finished the trading session 0.6% higher, eclipsing the 0.1% dip of the bellwether S&P 500 index. Almost exactly two weeks before Sandisk is scheduled to publish its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026 results, Aaron Rakers of influential bank Wells Fargo made that move. He increased his price target on the specialized tech stock substantially, to $1,620 per share from $1,250. That didn't quite make him a bull on Sandisk, as he maintained his equal weight (i.e., hold) recommendation. According to reports, Rakers wrote that the company has good momentum just now, with increases in long-term, multi-year supply contracts with major cloud computing and data center clients. He also waxed optimistic about Sandisk's strength in the high-end enterprise solid-state drive (eSSD) segment of the market, among other positive factors.
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