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Sandisk Stock Plunged 14% in a Day. Is the AI Memory Boom Cracking?
A brutal one-day drop has investors asking whether the memory rally has finally run out of room.
On July 2, Sandisk(NASDAQ: SNDK) stock fell about 14% in a single session, closing at $1,745. It wasn't alone. The sell-off tore through the entire memory complex -- Micron dropped, and shares of Samsung and SK Hynix fell sharply in Seoul.
For a stock that had risen more than 700% this year, a big one-day drop like that naturally raises the question: Is the artificial intelligence (AI) memory boom finally cracking?
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