Sandisk Corporation - Common Stock When-Issued (SNDK)

Sandisk has gotten all the attention, but Western Digital is another memory stock that has crushed the S&P 500.

Western Digital bought the memory maker in 2016, and spun its flash storage and memory businesses back off in February 2025.

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Sandisk shares have rocketed higher amid an unprecedented memory chip supply shortage.

The market is full of high-growth stocks that could move higher over the next year.

Both companies are thriving amid the memory chip shortage.

SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) stock surges as Apple CEO Tim Cook confirms a severe memory shortage, validating pricing power for chipmakers.

President Trump just gave Intel, Apple, and Sandisk investors some very good news.

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Sandisk is riding the perfect storm of being in the right place at the right time.

Healthy demand for memory equipment should help Lam Research clock stronger-than-expected growth in the future.

Sandisk stock has delivered stunning gains to investors this year, and the good news is that it can soar even higher.

Both stocks have soared, but the two chipmakers are built very differently.

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Memory and storage stocks dominate the S&P 500 leaderboard in 2026, with SanDisk, Micron, Western Digital, Seagate, and Intel posting triple-digit gains on AI-driven demand.

Sandisk's share price is up by more than 4,850% over the past year, but there are still more gains in store.

2027 will be another year of huge growth.

SpaceX is an AI company. And AI companies need to buy memory from Sandisk.

The DRAM ETF has jumped impressively in just over two months, and it can soar higher thanks to the favorable demand-supply dynamics in the memory market.