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Sandisk is falling after earnings. Here’s what Wall Street says.

Sandisk is falling after earnings. Here’s what Wall Street says.
MarketWatch Thursday 06 August 2026, 09:56 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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Sandisk stock slumped 9% in premarket trade on Thursday after the maker of NAND flash chips issued guidance that disappointed investors. Here’s what analysts are saying.

Sandisk stock slumped 9% in premarket trade on Thursday after the maker of NAND flash chips issued guidance that disappointed investors. Here’s what analysts are saying. [Image text:] SANDISK 951 SandiskDr Building 1
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