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title: "[260405] SanDisk Earnings Forecast"
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description: "No need to doubt, $Sandisk(SNDK.US) the financial results announced on April 30th will definitely be impressive, and volatility is bound to increase. The market certainly has countless people betting on it exceeding expectations, but I believe this will be its turning point. The peak of this earnings expectation wave will also be its last highest point, and its market trend will end accordingly. It might fall after the market closes on April 29th, or it could gap up to the limit and then fall on April 30th. The price movement will most likely repeat the pattern around the Q1 earnings release. This is my personal observation, welcome to witness, not constituting investment advice."
datetime: "2026-04-05T11:22:31.000Z"
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# [260405] SanDisk Earnings Forecast

No doubt, $Sandisk(SNDK.US) will definitely report impressive earnings on April 30th, and volatility will inevitably increase. The market is surely filled with countless people betting on it exceeding expectations, but I believe this will be its turning point. The peak of this earnings expectation wave will also be its last highest point, and its rally will end accordingly. It might drop after the market closes on April 29th, or it could gap limit up and then drop on April 30th. The price action is highly likely to repeat the pattern around the Q1 earnings release.

Personal observation, welcome to witness, not investment advice.

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## Comments (2)

- **古德里安的交易员 · 2026-04-06T02:44:14.000Z**: Yes, recouping funds to prepare for shorting.
- **高位接盘哭了 · 2026-04-05T14:48:45.000Z**: It might blow up, $1 billion has already been spent