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Wall Street just turned the hype knob again
SanDisk woke up to a shiny new $2,100 price target, and yes, that’s the kind of number that makes your eyebrows do a double-take. The thesis is pretty simple: AI keeps gobbling up NAND supply, and when demand is ferocious and supply is tight, pricing power starts looking a lot less imaginary.
Why investors should care
This isn’t a new product launch or a factory ribbon-cutting. It’s a reminder that the AI buildout is still rippling through the storage market, and that ripple is turning into real money for companies sitting on critical memory supply.
- Tight NAND supply can support higher pricing
- AI infrastructure spending keeps the demand backdrop hot
- Big analyst targets can keep traders chasing the name
The coffee-shop version
If chips are the engine of AI, memory is the gas tank — and right now the tank is in short supply. That’s good news for SanDisk, because scarce stuff tends to get more valuable when everybody wants it.
Big picture: when Wall Street starts throwing around eye-popping targets, it’s usually not because it found a new spreadsheet trick. It’s because the market thinks the supply-demand squeeze still has legs.