Barron's: Sandisk shares may bounce back after a steep sell-off
Barron's analyst Doug Busch sees signs of selling exhaustion in Sandisk, which trades 64% below its 52-week high. This is his technical view, not a forecast.
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what happened
Barron's analyst Doug Busch argues that Sandisk is benefiting from the AI infrastructure boom, as demand for flash storage grows with artificial intelligence, cloud computing and expanding data center capacity. Even so, the shares have fallen sharply and trade 64% below their 52-week high, and in his view the selling may have gone too far.
He notes that peer Micron has held up somewhat better, trading 39% below its annual peak. Among the factors he sees supporting technology stocks are seasonal strength in the second half of November and the Anthropic IPO due next week. According to the author, Sandisk has also signed multiyear agreements with major customers, which adds visibility to its revenue.
why it matters
This piece is one analyst's technical assessment rather than news about corporate results or industry events. The idea of a possible trend reversal remains the author's opinion, based on charts, so investors should check it against the company's financial reports and the broader semiconductor sector.
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- Chart of the Day: Sandisk Stock Looks Ready to Bounce Back — Barrons.com, 13 November 2026 at 19:33 UTC
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