SANDISK (NASDAQ:SNDK)

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Feb 9, 2010 01:35 PM SanDisk (SNDK) calls active on flat volatility

Jan 29, 2010 12:11 PM Highlights From SNDK's Q4 Conference Call: Sees Continued Growth; Guides for Q1 and FY10 Revenues

Jan 29, 2010 10:18 AM Active equity option families in first 30 minutes: MSFT AMZN SNDK MU

Jan 29, 2010 08:01 AM JPMorgan Upgrades Sandisk (SNDK) to Neutral

Jan 28, 2010 05:25 PM SanDisk (SNDK) Guides Q1 Sales Above the Street, FY10 Inline

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Feb 8, 2010 01:30PM SanDisk Awarded Prestigious Honor for Flash Memory Innovation at 2010 International Solid State Circuits Conference

Feb 4, 2010 04:00AM Metaswitch Networks Names Kevin DeNuccio as CEO to Drive Next Phase of Growth

Jan 28, 2010 04:05PM SanDisk Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2009 Financial Results

Jan 28, 2010 01:42PM At 20, Cinequest Launches Two Growth Divisions

Jan 15, 2010 09:00AM SanDisk Schedules Fourth Quarter 2009 Conference Call

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Feb 3, 2010 04:33 AM Cramer's Mad Money - Buy What Obama Hates (2/2/10)

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Jan 31, 2010 03:06 PM SanDisk Exceeds Earnings Expectations

Jan 31, 2010 06:39 AM Cramer's Stop Trading! The Mutual Fund Freight Train (1/29/10)

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Jan 29, 2010 04:22PM Form SC 13G SANDISK CORP Filed by: BlackRock Inc.

Jan 28, 2010 04:08PM Form 8-K SANDISK CORP For: Jan 28

Jan 6, 2010 09:49PM Form 4 SANDISK CORP For: Jan 05 Filed by: HARARI ELIYAHOU ET AL

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long_sndk
on Dec 23, 2009
at 11:28 AM silliness Aside from the fact that Morgan Stanley's Sandisk analyst (Malik) is far from infallible, his call was a very short term call. And hasn't worked out very well so far. Guess what, this is the beginning of a cycle that will be stronger than the '05-06 cycle. The business has been rationalized, there are two major players (Samsung and Toshiba/Sandisk), and two weaker players (Hynix and IMFT). The weaker players are stronger in other areas, and won't be committing the billions of dollars necessary to gain significant market share in NAND. Toshiba/Sandisk just announced expansion plans (unofficially, at least), but no new fabs. Lead times for equipment for new fab are at least 9 months, and much more than that to actually get serious production going, and no one--including Samsung--has announced that yet. For the time being, they will get additional production from die shrinks. This will keep the NAND market tight for awhile. It will slow down adoption of SSDs due to price, but I think that they will bring new fabs on-line in 2011, in order to properly supply the still burgeoning smart phone market and the beginning of the SSD market. The smart phone market demands both embedded flash and cards, and Sandisk is extremely strong in both areas. Don't buy Sandisk at 27 for a move to 35. Buy it for a move back to the 60s/70s later in 2010 or in 2011.
Article: Sandisk (SNDK): Upgraded to Buy at ThinkEquity; $35 price target established

road_geo
on Dec 23, 2009
at 09:58 AM weak analysis So your take is that SNDK won't go higher, and ThinkEquity made a bad call, simply because it's already moved up a lot? Great way to NOT make money in the market. Consider the possibility that ThinkEquity's call is actually conservative. Expanding margins and growth will increase the multiple on this stock. Instead of a 17pe on $2 (conservative), reality may be a 20pe on $3 per share = $60. Also, all of the Oct-Nov-Dec downgrades and negative comments will help push it up when they are forced to flip soon. The answer to your question is YES!
Article: Sandisk (SNDK): Upgraded to Buy at ThinkEquity; $35 price target established

Joe Lamer
on Oct 12, 2009
at 11:13 AM sndk/stock analyst Any of these activities should be outlawed. These "analysts" are nothing more than miniature Bernies. They are manipulators and none of them being held accountable yet, thow they are hudge reason of stock price fixings
Article: UBS Downgrades SanDisk (SNDK) to Sell

Thor
on Jan 2, 2009
at 03:04 PM Despite Lehman failure... Hats off to the Wall Street gurus who pulled off deals despite the carnage for example Teva's successful takeover of Barr was represented by Lehman until the venerable finance house went belly up. Nevertheless the deal close on time.
Article: Top 15 For 2008 (No. 14): M&A Wreckage

TekWiz2001
on Oct 22, 2008
at 05:29 PM SNDK Who knows.. I just look at the charts... I think SNDK could go to $ 11.25 within a week on a good day.... Then again with so much overbuying... it could just keep going down. I own 275 shares... at the moment. I could buy 10,000 shares on Friday. But I am looking to just make like $250 or break even... 38 trades so far and doing good. http://www.tagged.com/tekwiz2001
Article: Samsung Withdraws SanDisk (SNDK) Takeover Offer

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