STX

The stock surged due to institutional accumulation and event-driven buying ahead of upcoming major Wall Street tech conferences.

The stock rose following a new stake disclosure by Lone Pine Capital and strong sector-wide demand for AI storage infrastructure.

The stock rose due to a sector-wide AI storage rotation and an oversold technical rebound following a 9.6% pullback.

The stock fell due to C-suite executive insider selling disclosures and sector-wide profit-taking ahead of Nvidia earnings.

The stock fell due to rival Western Digital's 10-K cloud risk disclosures, an Asian chip selloff, and heavy insider profit-taking.

Shares fell due to institutional profit-taking and sector-wide risk reduction in AI storage stocks following a massive run-up.

Shares dropped due to a Treasury yield spike from U.S.–Iran tensions, heavy insider selling disclosures, and technical profit-taking.

The stock surged on SanDisk's bullish Investor Day guidance, delayed Q4 earnings momentum, and subsiding macro headwinds.

The stock surged due to post-earnings momentum, major analyst price target increases, and positive read-throughs from peer reports.

STX jumped 7% following institutional research re-ratings, a fully pre-sold AI storage backlog, and a cooler-than-expected CPI report.

Seagate dropped during regular hours on chip sector fears, then rebounded after reporting strong Q4 results and upbeat guidance.

The stock fell due to memory sector sell-offs, profit-taking after a 16% rally, and pre-earnings position trimming.

Shares surged after Morgan Stanley projected a 25%+ increase in memory and storage prices.

STX surged due to a Morgan Stanley note forecasting storage price hikes, analyst price target upgrades, and pre-earnings positioning.

The stock surged following a wave of bullish Wall Street analyst upgrades and price target hikes driven by strong AI storage demand.

The stock dropped 10% due to sector-wide tech de-risking, pre-earnings institutional profit-taking, and near-term capacity ceiling concerns.

The stock dropped due to a sector-wide sell-off sparked by SK Hynix cutting its profit forecast, raising peak-cycle memory fears.

The stock surged following a major upgrade by Wells Fargo to Overweight with an $1,100 price target citing strong cloud demand.

The stock rebounded due to an oversold market snap-back alongside positive Wall Street research notes and price target increases.

Reports of Meta leasing AI computing capacity and Citi analyst caution stoked fears of a cloud storage CapEx oversupply.

Shares surged after Melius Research initiated coverage with a $1,600 price target and Cantor Fitzgerald raised its target to $1,300.