On November 6, SanDisk Corp. rose 4.53% Overnight, trading at $840.0 per share, with turnover of $351,400.

The move was accompanied by a rebound across memory-related names after a steep prior-session selloff. Recent market coverage indicated that SanDisk Corp., Micron, Western Digital, Seagate Technology and SK hynix had all fallen sharply earlier, and the latest rebound was described as more consistent with a trading-driven technical repair in the storage segment.

Background reports show the group had first been lifted by raised global data-center capacity forecasts, including a projection that global data-center capacity could expand from about 103GW in 2025 to 273GW in 2030. That optimism later gave way to concerns over slowing NAND price increases, fickle industry sentiment, and worries about the pace of data-center construction approvals, amplifying short-term volatility across storage stocks.

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