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SNKD
SNDK
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+12.53%
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Just added heavy into SNKD but market has control. I feel SNKD will make a nice rebound should things get sorted out. Gary Krakow <o:p> </o:p> <> <> It wasn't all that long ago that the idea of getting a full 1GB of flash memory onto a removable card was a very big deal. And those cards were the size of a credit card. Then came SD (and MMC) cards -- they were the size of large postage stamps. MiniSD cards came next and they were the size of small postage stamps. But both of these offerings were deemed "too large" to fit inside the portable devices of the future -- and th...
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Bullish on SNDK ...
SNDK
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-33.56%
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133 days
(closed on 01/18/09)
Being bought out by Samsung can't hurt and the future of computer memory is in affordable flash drives
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Down trend
SNDK
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-6.24%
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12 days
(closed on 09/15/08)
I think this stock has lost its upswing short term,. Lots of swing to allow for sniping prices for the quick ins and outs, but as a short term holding it is going to lose you money if you dont trade it hard, in the interday.
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another double bottom hitter
SNDK
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+36.41%
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446 days
Sandisk will be bought out this year. Plenty of products. Poor PR and management is ready to vacate. (see insider selling info). I own 300 shares now.
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Bullish on SNDK ...
SNDK
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+48.82%
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484 days
SNDK in my view has established itself very well in the non-volatile memory market. While they have announced recently that they will be cutting back on some R&D following a poor quarter, in the long run I think they will remain a leader in the market. If they can keep up with other companies in SSD Hard Drive developments, then in 1-2 years when demand for these drives really picks up (or when prices for them really come down), SNDK will do very well for itself. A good solid LONG and a great time to buy at this price (has dropped from 18 to 13.60ish in 4 days, but seem to have support at t...
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From the Blogosphere
Sirius Chairman Parsons Exits; Replaced By Hartenstein
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Sirius XM (SIRI) late yesterday said Gary Parsons has resigned a chairman and a director, and that director Eddy Hartenstein has been named non-executive chairman.
Parsons was founder of XM, and chairman of the company before it merged with Sirius.
Hartenstein is publisher at CEO of the Los Angeles Times. A former chairman and CEO of DirecTV (DTV), he sits on the boards of SanDisk (SNDK), Broadcom (BRCM) and The City of Hope, a cancer hospital near Los Angeles.
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More Chip Trouble: Wedbush Downgrades MU, SNDK
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Morgan Stanley isn’t the only firm beating up on the chip sector this morning. Wedbush Morgan analyst Betsy Van Hees today cut her ratings on both Micron (MU) and SanDisk (SNDK), trimming price targets on both stocks. <><>On Micron, Van Hees cuts her rating to Neutral from Outperform, trimming her price target to $6, from $8.50. (The stock yesterday finished at $6.58.) “We are moving to the sidelines following our recent round of industry checks that indicate Q1 memory supply will likely exceed demand, pressuring ASPS, gross margin and revenue lower,” she writes. “While we expect memory data p<><><><><><><><><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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Chips: Goldman Downgrades SanDisk; Turns Bullish On Texas Instruments
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Goldman Sachs analyst chip analyst James Covello late yesterday cut his rating on flash memory card seller SanDisk (SNDK) to Neutral from Buy, citing the stock’s “full valuation,” while also lifting Texas Instruments (TXN) to Buy from Neutral. With SNDK is now near his $24 price target, Covello writes that there is now greater opportunity in TXN, “driven by margin expansion in 2010, secular growth driven by analog share gains and attractive valuation at 13x normalized EPS.” <>Covello writes in a research note that he still thinks NAND fundamentals wil continue to improve, with capaci...
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22 More Earnings Season Option Strategies
<>In my blog post Monday I listed a few stocks which I would be willing to go long by selling the puts right before the stock reported earnings. If you missed it you can view the details here. As indicated I took positions on Apple (AAPL), Caterpillar (CAT), Texas Instruments (TXN), SanDisk (SNDK), Walter Energy (WLT), and Yahoo! (YHOO). The first three have been closed for quick profits (excluding the Apple calls), and I will look to close my positions on the latter three Wednesday Morning. In this post, I will lay out some trades for Thursday, Friday, and Monday (October: 22, 23, and 26).
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SanDisk: Q3 Blow Out!
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SanDisk (SNDK) posted dramatically better than expected results for the third quarter. The flash memory card company posted revenue of $935 million, up 14% year over year and 28% sequentially, and well ahead of the Street at $787.9 million. Non-GAAP profits were 75 cents a share, nearly triple the Street consensus of 26 cents. The company said the strong results reflect “major gains” in OEM business, with strong orders continuing into Q4. SanDisk noted that product gross margins were sharply higher, driven by favorable pricing and strong product cost reductions. <>Total units sold were up 31...
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Samsung's sticky fingers
- If you check my initial take on Sandisk just three days ago, you will see why I am smiling now.
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