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SanDisk's financial report is very clear. Revenue and EPS both exceeded expectations, with an additional $14 billion repurchase, but the stock price plummeted after hours. This is a classic high-expectation trap. Let's look at the financial numbers first Revenue was $8.97 billion, exceeding the expected $8.48 billion. EPS was $39.25, exceeding the expected $34.96. Data center revenue increased nearly 13 times year-on-year, and the gross profit margin reached a historical high of 84.6%. The numbers are beautiful. Why the crash The stock price was weighed down by the Q1 guidance for the 2027 fiscal year. Revenue guidance is $10.3 billion to $10.8 billion, with a median value of $10.55 billion, lower than FactSet's expected $10.82 billion. The gross profit margin guidance is 83% to 85%, indicating that the gross profit margin may enter the plateau period at a high level. Goldman Sachs had previously warned that high market expectations made it difficult for SanDisk's stock price to benefit from impressive performance. Western Digital fell more than 11% after hours, and SK Hynix fell nearly 10%, dragging the entire storage sector down. Reviews of SanDisk's Air List 1337.26 The logic of the empty order is completely correct. The market's expectations for SanDisk's financial report have been fully digested, and the key is whether the guidance can continue to exceed expectations. The results of the guidance are lower than expected, directly triggering the stampede of multiple kills. The short logic of this order has been fulfilled. What's next, Sandi In the short term, the lower-than-expected guidance combined with the transmission of sentiment in the storage sector, and the bearish trend is likely to continue. Western Digital fell more than 11%, SK Hynix fell nearly 10%, and the sector linkage effect was obvious. 1250 The short-term support level is near, but more critical is the 1080 to 1100 area below. Moving stop loss up to 1320, taking profit in batches at $SNDK $BTC $ETH$SNDK