SanDisk/ Micron-style U.S. stock trading tactics are different from those in crypto. Both liquidity and positions are different. So only on smaller timeframes can precise entry points be targeted in periods of low daytime liquidity; when U.S. stocks open at night with heavy and active news flow, you definitely can’t enter. Wait for low liquidity and a sideways consolidation—and the fake-move setups in U.S. stocks need a long time to brew. That means as long as the price breaks below a key support level or the consolidation narrows and commits to a direction, even if it’s bait for longs or shorts, there will still be a period of directional movement. U.S. stocks must be traded with the trend: as long as your judgment is wrong and major support/resistance is broken through, you need to leave immediately.

From the current move, it still looks like the downtrend continuation within daily timeframe range-bound weakness. Under Micron, the detailed strong support and potential low-multiple dip-buy area around 852 should attract buy orders. The strong daily support zone is around 802 and 757. The daily bottom at 662 can be bought on a low multiple for long-term holding.

SanDisk’s 4-hour strong support is extremely strong around 1415, which should trigger a fairly strong rebound. Below that, the daily support levels are 1284 and 1121 in sequence. Overall, this pullback appears to be mainly institutional repositioning and profit-taking liquidation. A systemic blow-up hasn’t happened yet—until it breaks below 1400, there shouldn’t be anything major.

For the “spaceship,” daily support is around 132. If that breaks through, there are only two remaining buy areas: one is around 122.8, with strong/very strong 106 for low-multiple entry and long-term holding.