On June 29, SanDisk fell 3.16% in regular trading, trading at $2,017.0/share, with turnover of $31.09 billion. The stock saw intraday losses expand to over 5% earlier in the session before partially recovering.

On the news front, the storage chip sector broadly weakened during the session, with Micron Technology declining around 4% simultaneously. In contrast, semiconductor equipment stocks rallied over 2%, creating a stark divergence within the broader semiconductor industry. Western Digital bucked the storage trend, rising approximately 2-3%, indicating differentiation even among storage names.

The sell-off comes after a volatile week for storage stocks. SanDisk had surged nearly 22% on June 25 following Micron's blockbuster Q3 earnings, but subsequently gave back gains on June 26 when the broader chip sector sold off amid concerns over Nvidia's weakening momentum and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropping over 5%. Today's decline extends that corrective pressure specifically in storage chips, as the market digests the sector's sharp recent swings.

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