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AXIOS (Matt Phillips) - Why the market's biggest winners look so cheap

Data: FactSet; Note: As of June 30, 2026 market close; Table: Matt Phillips/Axios The market's giant winners this year — memory-related stocks — also look ridiculously cheap. Why it matters: Their low price-to-earnings multiples reflect the market's worries that the current boom times won't last. Yes, but: Some analysts argue that this time is different because of the arrival of AI as a giant new source of demand for memory. They say the market should start valuing memory shares more like other tech companies. - If the memory bulls are right, it could keep the market climbing. Case in point: Take SK Hynix, the South Korean memory chipmaker and market darling that soared more than 500% over the last year. - It just raised $26.5…

AXIOS (Nathan Bomey) - AI bubble fears send tech stocks plunging

Tech stocks shriveled up Tuesday as fears about an AI bubble sapped market momentum. Why it matters: Chatter about a bubble has been prominent in recent months but hasn't yet delivered a long-lasting blow to stocks. Driving the news: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index fell 2.5% shortly after the opening bell. - The broad S&P 500 index was down roughly 1%. Zoom in: It's a particularly ugly day for chip memory and data storage stocks. - They suffered some of the worst declines early, after a 10% overnight drop in South Korea's KOSPI index, which is dominated by memory chip makers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. - In the U.S., memory chip maker Micron dove more than 10% in early trading, storage device maker Sandisk plunged more than…