Western Digital (WDC) surged 32.5% last week, reaching a high of $799.87 on record volume, signaling strong buyer interest and continued bullish momentum. However, technical indicators suggest potential resistance around the $787–$812 range, with a bearish candlestick pattern and declining monthly volume hinting at possible short-term exhaustion. The stock has shown an impressive 13-month uptrend but now faces a critical decision point where the trend could either continue or reverse. Investors should watch for signs of either sustained rally or pullback in the near term.
Apple plans to raise iPhone prices by 5-10% to offset rising memory chip costs, signaling significant inflation in chip prices. This move, highlighted by Tim Cook, suggests sustained pricing power for memory chip makers like Micron, whose stock has s...
AI-driven demand for data storage is causing a supply shortage, pushing up prices and benefiting key storage companies. SanDisk, Seagate, and Western Digital have seen massive stock gains of 4,100%, 712%, and 1,103% respectively over the past year. T...
SanDisk and Western Digital shares jumped significantly after Apple CEO Tim Cook stated that rising memory and storage chip costs are forcing price increases on Apple products. This signals strong pricing power for memory suppliers like SanDisk and W...
Investors shifted funds into financial stocks, with the XLF ETF rising 1.5%, while technology stocks fell, with the XLK ETF dropping 2.8%, as markets anticipated the first Federal Reserve policy meeting under new Chairman Kevin Warsh. Chip stocks led...
Shares of Micron Technology and other memory chip makers like Seagate, Western Digital, and Sandisk rose after Apple acknowledged it is affected by rising prices for memory and storage chips. Despite efforts to increase manufacturing capacity, demand...
