The US stock storage sector fluctuated after hours, with Seagate Technology rising 0.57%

Mars Finance News, on May 22, according to market data, the U.S. stock storage sector all closed significantly higher, with mixed gains and losses after hours. Micron Technology (MU) fell 0.11%, SanDisk (SNDK) fell 0.47%, Western Digital (WDC) rose 0.49%, and Seagate Technology (STX) rose 0.57%.
STX7.89%
MU-1.97%
WDC6.1%
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AirdropEtiquette
· 27m ago
Traditional hard drive manufacturers are actually seeing a rise, as the demand for AI data lakes begins to materialize?
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OracleBabysitter
· 35m ago
The fluctuation after this session, tomorrow's opening is the key.
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HotAirBalloonViewingSchedule
· 3h ago
Micron's 0.11% drop, what's that? Just a light drizzle.
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TreatEarningsAsSnacks
· 4h ago
The storage stocks have not been closely aligned with the AI computing power trend recently; we need to analyze the fundamentals separately.
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GasFeeAnxiety
· 4h ago
SanDisk has fallen more than Micron; is the competition pressure in solid-state drives increasing?
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AirdropLunchbox
· 4h ago
After-hours gains and losses are mixed, indicating that the market's expectations for HBM and traditional mechanical disks are diverging further.
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ExitLiquidityCupid
· 4h ago
Has the storage cycle bottomed out, or is it just a technical rebound?
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Mint-FlavoredGasFee
· 4h ago
WDC and STX are rising; are institutions betting on a recovery in enterprise storage?
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GateUser-1bc81bb2
· 4h ago
The latest divergence in the storage sector is quite interesting—Micron was down slightly after the close, but Western Digital and Seagate were actually in the red.
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