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$SNDK SanDisk dropped below 1580 just one minute after the non-farm payroll data came out. I'm really impressed. I just published an article saying SanDisk would surge tonight, and it fell in less than a minute. Non-farm payrolls increased by 162,000, while the estimate was an increase of 55,000. This is troublesome; it might really give the Fed the courage to raise interest rates.#AugPayrollsBeat #BTCGoldRatioHigh #OKXOutcomeLeagueFOMC

The semiconductor sector collectively strengthens, with positive tech sentiment spreading to the crypto space U.S. semiconductor-related stocks all closed higher, led by the memory chip sector. SK Hynix, Micron, and SanDisk all rose across the board, and leveraged semiconductor long positions surged simultaneously, reflecting a renewed capital inflow into the tech growth track.#AugPayrollsBeat #BTCGoldRatioHigh #OKXOutcomeLeagueFOMC

$SNDK is starting to reclaim the 4H trend nicely. the key area for me is $14.00. Lose it, and this could stay heavy and chop sideways for much longer. but if price keeps holding higher and continues to reclaim the trend, the setup could become interesting again.

🚨 SEMICONDUCTORS ARE BACK IN MOTION. U.S. chip stocks closed broadly higher, with memory names leading the move. SK Hynix, Micron, and SanDisk all gained as leveraged semiconductor longs also increased. The renewed positioning suggests capital is flowing back into high-growth tech—and that positive momentum could spill into crypto. #DailyOrbit

🚨 53 DAYS IN… FROM 75U TO 116U — THE JOURNEY CONTINUES. 💰🔥 1000U → 10,000,000U Challenge | Real Account Record 📅 Day 53 Starting balance: 75U Current balance: 116U 💸 Withdrawn so far: 1,000U Today’s setup: $SNDK (Sandisk) Long I’m watching the 1500 area for a potential long entry, with 1650 as the initial target. If price reaches 1650, I’ll reassess the market and decide whether there’s room for more #DailyOrbit

$SNDK ISN’T MOVING — AND THAT MIGHT BE THE MOST INTERESTING PART. 👀 Yesterday, U.S. stocks were flying. The Dow gained 1.18%, the S&P 500 added 1.06%, and the Nasdaq jumped 1.4%. Treasury yields also cooled, which usually gives tech and AI-related stocks some breathing room. Yet $SNDK barely moved. So what’s going on? Is SanDisk quietly loading up for another breakout, or is the market starting to price in a correction after its massive run? #DailyOrbit

ISM services reaccelerated to 55.4 in August, with new orders at 60.9 and prices at 72.6. The cash-open AI read is still selective: $SOXX traded $519, +3%, but the tape kept paying for memory and booked cloud demand, not every hardware name. At 9:16am CT, $SNDK traded $1,667, +7%, $MU $998, +4%, $WDC $463, +5%, $ORCL $158, +3%, and $NVDA $234, +2%. $HPE was still $53, -2%, and $AVGO was $355, -1%. $DELL at $523, +1%, says the market will still pay for funded backlog and conversion, but only with cleaner revenue visibility than the post-HPE setup offers. Our view: the payroll beat plus a firmer ISM print took the easy rate-pause relief out of the macro setup, but it did not break the AI demand lane. It widened the quality filter. Memory still has the cleanest near-term EPS bridge because NAND and DRAM pricing can move gross margin faster than server OEMs can turn backlog into booked revenue. The next test is whether $SNDK and $MU keep outrunning $SOXX after the open while $HPE and $AVGO stay behind. If that spread holds through the morning, the market is still underwriting AI demand, but only where pricing durability or funded deployment shows up in the numbers.