What Does SanDisk’s $14 Billion Buyback Plan Signal After Its Plunge?

Today, let’s focus on SanDisk. The trigger for the plunge in Japanese and South Korean stocks was in Asia, but SanDisk, a leader in the NAND sector, was also hit hard. SanDisk fell more than 5% in premarket trading, quoted at 203.9 billion.‌

But amid this wave of panic, one signal has been overlooked by many: SanDisk’s board approved a $14 billion stock buyback plan, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to $15.5 billion.‌

What does this figure mean? SanDisk generated $20.25 billion in revenue in fiscal

$BNB BNBUSDT: +3.4% bounce off $709 — $735 resistance decides next
BNB was the outlier in today's ~$1B liquidation cascade — while ETH fell 5%+ and BTC broke $81K, BNB finished the day green (+0.5%), bouncing 3.4% off its $709 cascade low to $733, a hair under its $735.3 24h high. The tension: genuine relative strength, or just a slower bleed in a market still digesting hot US inflation data?
Trend per timeframe
- Daily: Slid from the $745–747 zone (Oct 14) to a $709 cascade wick (Oct 15 02:00 UTC), then ground back to $733.2 — still ~1.6% below where the selloff began. The recovery reads corr

$BTW Long plan: 4-hour chart support at 1.908–1.925
Buyers must hold this area to maintain dominance. I will watch whether they can defend it here and avoid chasing the price. Why focus on this level: - The 4-hour price is 1.92, above the EMA50 at 1.81, favoring buyers - The stop-loss risk is 6.4%, while the potential TP3 gain is 10.3%, giving a favorable risk-reward ratio - BTC's short-term trend is bullish, providing support🟢 Long · Entry 1.908–1.925 · Take profit 1.990 / 2.039 / 2.113 · Stop loss 1.794
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$BNB BNBUSDT: +3.4% bounce off $709 — $735 resistance decides next
BNB outperformed in today's ~$1B liquidation cascade. While ETH fell 5%+ and BTC broke $81K, BNB finished green (+0.5%), bouncing 3.4% from $709 to $733, just below its $735.3 24h high. The question is whether this is genuine relative strength or a slower bleed while markets digest hot US inflation data.
Daily: Price fell from $745–747 (Oct 14) to a $709 wick (Oct 15 02:00 UTC), then recovered to $733.2, still ~1.6% below the selloff origin. Recovery remains corrective until $740+ flips to support.
4H: A $745 → $709 down-leg wa

Continue adding to long positions on $DASH here. 💪Entry range: 49.57 - 49.82Target profit 1: 52.10Target profit 2: 54.02Invalidation level: 48.08DASH is showing strong recovery momentum and has reclaimed the 1-hour MA99 resistance at 50.01. The 15-minute chart remains clearly bullish above the MA7 and MA25, so the current setup favors an attempted breakout, targeting the 50.50 liquidity zone. Trade 👇👇👇 hereHot coins: $SIREN : Current price 0.03206 - 24-hour gain: +44.09%$SOL : Current price 105.91 - 24-hour gain: +1.07%

$INJ Short setup… price is testing a strong resistance zone
INJ has risen sharply from around 7.05 to the 8.50–8.56 resistance zone. This rebound is strong, but this is exactly where I would stop chasing longs. Short entry: 8.30–8.60 (filled) Next target price: 8.20Take-profit 1: 8.00Take-profit 2: 7.80Final target: 7.65Stop-loss: 9.00
After the rapid rebound, the move is beginning to look somewhat overstretched, while the price is currently below resistance. If buyers fail to break through 8.56 effectively, I expect the price to first pull back toward 8.20 for a test, followed by a possible f

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$HYPE HYPE: Bullish Structure Faces Another Important Test
HYPE has pulled back sharply from its September all-time high at $97.99, with the subsequent rally failing at $95.22. Price has retraced almost 50% of its August–September advance, weakening short-term momentum.
The 100/50-day EMAs remain bullishly crossed, suggesting the broader recovery has not broken down. However, price is below the 100-day EMA and trading between the two averages.
HYPE is approaching the significant $75–$77 support zone, which has attracted buyers several times over the last four months. The 50-day EMA and 0.5 Fib

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$PEPE
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$FIL I was the one who dumped it to the low of 1.0014, so don't rush to curse me.
Before a pump, someone has to wash out the weak hands. Do you think the 20% move from 1.0014 to 1.2009 formed naturally? That sharp drop in the early session was my 1,880-lot sell order, specifically hunting stop-loss orders around 1.05. After wiping out the long liquidity, I turned around and started buying at 1.01. At least 30% of the 218.2M trading volume consisted of my matched orders—without creating the volume, how would retail traders dare to follow?
It's now 1.1764, up 7.83%, and my core position is alrea

$AGT Square has scored a resounding victory for the fifth consecutive month. The more people try to suppress us, the more we stand out; the more people try to suppress us, the better we perform; the more people try to suppress us, the stronger people's trust in us becomes.
1,200 traders, 1,200 qualified individuals. Thank you to each and every one of you. $ZE
$ETH

we crushed the PPI news 📊

Silver surges! From 55.5 to 57.6. Completed ✅ target 1, up 3.8%. Short sellers, keep it up 💪 Dump it down with all kinds of selling pressure so I can go long lower 🤭 #XAG $XAG

anyway all ragebait posts & misogynistic retweets aside;
- I remain bullish on HTF, Q4, 2027-2028
- I don't think we trade under 65-70k ever again, bear lows were in and I will ride my bottom buys into the end of decade
- Macro is a bit scary here, things could get choppy, nothing goes up in a straight line
- On macro point however, many headwinds right now that, for most of the time throughout history, usually resolve themselves and become tailwinds for risk/liquidity driven assets
- Spot and chill is key, have liquidity for high conviction trades, slam them hard when they come
- There will b

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“Golden Opportunity” or “Continuation of the Downtrend”? An Operating Framework to Help You Make Sense of the Situation After the Crash

After every sharp plunge, people ask the same question: Is the decline creating an opportunity or setting the stage for greater volatility? Today, I won’t give a conclusion—only an operating framework to help you make decisions based on your own judgment.

First, let’s look at several key data points. KOSPI fell from its historical high of 9,000 points in June to 5,554 points, a cumulative decline of about 38%. SK Hynix has fallen 57% from its June high, Sa