SanDisk Is Trapped — Wednesday Decides the Next Move
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- 14 Sept 2026, 08:30 UTC
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- 14 Sept 2026, 10:04 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Sandisk Corporation (SNDK) on a daily timeframe. The stock is currently trading at 1771.73, having recently failed to break through a resistance zone around 1800-1850. A bullish ascending triangle pattern is identified, with the price being rejected multiple times at the upper resistance. The RSI is currently above 50, indicating some bullish momentum, but it has also reached overbought territory multiple times, suggesting potential pullbacks. The expected bullish scenario involves a breakout above the current resistance zone, using the 1771.73 level as support, with a target price around 1850.00. The invalidation level for this bullish scenario is set below the ascending trendline and the support at 1680.00. Conversely, if the price breaks below the ascending trendline and the 1680.00 support level, it could lead to a sharper decline towards 1420.00 or even 1000.00, especially if the stochastic RSI also shows a bearish divergence.
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