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26 Jul 2026, 09:15 UTC · 1h ago
Should You Buy Sandisk Stock Before It Reports Earnings on Aug. 5?
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Sandisk's historical growth and revenue trends have recently outperformed those of industry peer Micron Technology. — Strong relative performance against a primary competitor suggests a competitive advantage in the current memory chip cycle.
+0.60Alphabet has increased its annual capital expenditure target to up to $205 billion, increasing demand for memory chips. — Higher CapEx from a hyperscaler directly correlates to increased order volumes for component manufacturers like Sandisk.
+0.50Memory chip providers are shifting toward multiyear strategic agreements to mitigate the traditional cyclicality of the industry. — Moving from spot pricing to long-term contracts reduces revenue volatility and improves earnings predictability.
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Sandisk is scheduled to report its next earnings results on August 5. — Earnings dates are primary catalysts for short-term price volatility.
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The article suggests the company is poised to deliver blockbuster results, crush guidance, and benefit from AI-driven memory chip demand.
The company reported groundbreaking results, crushed guidance, and is securing multiyear strategic agreements.
The company is increasing its capital expenditures, which acts as a tailwind for the memory chip sector.
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