Sandisk Stock Rebounds 6% To Snap Seven-Day Losing Streak As Memory Chipmakers Recover From CXMT Fears
NEW YORK — Shares of Sandisk rose more than 6% on Monday, snapping a seven-session losing streak as memory chip stocks rebounded from a sell-off driven by concerns about competition from China.
Sandisk shares were up $84.19, or 6.48%, at $1,383.49 in morning trading on the Nasdaq. The company has a market value of about $200 billion.
The stock had closed Friday at $1,299.30, down 6.85% on the day, capping seven straight lower closes that began Oct. 8. Shares fell about 15% last week.
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