$SNDK 🔥 It crashed again! This round of SNDKB—it's been hard-pulled down by the overall market!!



Family members, this round of sell-off has brought a sizable floating loss. Those who followed along—this round is genuinely uncomfortable. But Brother Jia has said it before: what matters isn’t making the wrong call; what matters is what you do next.

Has SanDisk’s underlying fundamentals changed? Was BiCS10 canceled? Did Wall Street cut its target price? Did Meta’s long-term agreement sail through? None of that happened.

This is simply a sector-wide, emotion-driven stampede, with SNDKB being hard-pulled down. Goldman Sachs is still calling for 2200, Evercore for 3100, Citigroup for 2500, and 21 analysts are calling for a buy. The technicals are already stretched to maximum oversold—at this position, cutting losses doesn’t really make sense. What you can do is wait.

This round’s timing was off. For family members who followed the pace, first control your position sizing—don’t cut losses in panic; wait for sentiment to recover. #直通IPO第二期JerseyMikes
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CoinBaker
· 24m ago
Brother Jia is right—at this moment, cutting your losses is basically handing over your head.
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MemeLord
· 1h ago
This kind of emotionally driven stampede selloff can actually be an opportunity. If your position isn’t heavy, you can add a bit and wait for the wind to turn. But the prerequisite is that you can make it through this period—don’t make decisions in panic.
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ContractComedian
· 1h ago
Listen to Brother Jia, stay steady and don’t panic. It was the same in the previous few times—everything eventually came back. The key is to control your position size: don’t go all-in and try to hold through the order; wait for emotions to stabilize, then look for opportunities to add to your position.
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L2Gambler
· 2h ago
This round really got dragged down by the broader market, but SanDisk’s fundamentals are fine. Hold it long-term and wait for the repair—21 analysts collectively calling it bullish isn’t just for show.
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