Sandisk shares are selling off today as part of a broader rotation out of AI hardware, with the stock sliding in tandem with peers like Micron and Western Digital. The downward pressure follows a period of significant volatility, including a nearly 10 percent rally on Monday that preceded today's reversal. Investors appear to be reacting to concerns from analysts regarding the stock being over-owned, while rising Treasury yields are simultaneously testing the durability of the recent memory sector boom.
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