On November 5, Western Digital fell 3.32% Overnight, trading at $312.87 per share, with turnover of $342,400.

The move coincided with another broad selloff across storage names, with peer weakness weighing on sentiment toward Western Digital despite previously strong earnings and guidance.

Recent market reports showed storage stocks weakening again after a brief rebound, with Seagate down 4.65%, SanDisk down 3.0%, Micron down more than 3%, and Western Digital also falling more than 3% in earlier trading. While the company had earlier reported results and next-quarter guidance above expectations, including adjusted EPS of $4.64 on revenue of $4.38 billion and guidance of $5.80 EPS on $5.1 billion revenue, the market was still digesting expansion plans, valuation, and differing views on AI capital spending, contributing to elevated volatility.

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