MEMORY STOCKS ARE UNDER PRESSURE SK Hynix announced 29B buyback - is that enough? Here’s the levels
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Mr M TradesIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 20 Aug 2026, 08:41 UTC
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- 20 Aug 2026, 10:17 UTC
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SK Hynix has announced a $29 billion buyback, a move that is considered significant given the recent downturn in memory stock prices. Yesterday, Micron (MU) was down 0.4% to $924.82 and SanDisk (SNDK) was down 3.5% to $1456.41. The SOXX ETF was down 2.2%. The video suggests that while the fundamentals for these companies are strong, the price action is not yet confirming a bullish reversal. For Micron, the key area to watch is the range between $915 to $927. A hold of this level could lead to a reclaim around $960. For SanDisk, the target is around $1625, with a condition that the price reclaims $1550. The analysis emphasizes trading with the trend and following money, suggesting that while leadership may be strong, its way back needs to be earned through price action. No emotional averaging down is advised.
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