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Sandisk Stock’s $3,100 Target Faces $6.2 Billion Delay
13 July 2026

Sandisk Stock’s $3,100 Target Faces $6.2 Billion Delay

Sandisk shares sank 13% to about $1,669 on Monday afternoon. That was the move even after Evercore ISI’s Amit Daryanani doubled his price target to $3,100 from $1,400. Daryanani said investors were “underappreciating the durability” of Sandisk’s earnings and free cash flow, cash left after capital spending, in the next few years.
Oklo Shares Plunge 76%, Still Valued at $5.4 Billion Without Revenue

Oklo Shares Plunge 76%, Still Valued at $5.4 Billion Without Revenue

13 July 2026
Oklo Inc. dropped 5.5% to $46.15 in late-morning Monday trading. The stock is still down 76% from its 52-week high of $193.84. Texas Capital Securities kept its Buy rating and $93 price target. Shares remain 52% below the $96.95 average price where Oklo sold 12.4 million shares in Q1, raising $1.18 billion net in an at-the-market deal.
SoundHound AI Stock’s $1.08 Billion Short Bet Just Grew — and CPI Week Is Next

SoundHound AI Stock’s $1.08 Billion Short Bet Just Grew — and CPI Week Is Next

SoundHound AI, Inc. enters the new week with 162.9 million shares sold short as of June 30, or 41.3% of its public float, the shares available for trading. Short interest — stock sold by investors betting on a fall and not yet bought back — rose 1.2% from the prior report, MarketBeat data published Friday showed. Its 6.5 “days to cover” means closing those positions would take an estimated 6.5 average-volume sessions.
Oracle Stock’s $638 Billion Order Book Faces a $42 Billion Cash Test

Oracle Stock’s $638 Billion Order Book Faces a $42 Billion Cash Test

Oracle Corporation heads into Monday with one market question: can its AI-driven order book turn into cash fast enough to offset the debt and stock needed to build data centers? The market’s answer, for now, is no. Oracle closed Friday at $140.64, down 2.48%; even after crediting its $0.50 quarterly dividend to the day’s return, the loss was about 2.14%. A cut to BBB-, the lowest investment-grade rating rung, has made funding — not demand — the next price driver.
Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) scores FDA approval but Wall Street reaction muted

Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) scores FDA approval but Wall Street reaction muted

U.S. markets are shut for the weekend, so investors are waiting to see if Friday’s FDA approval of Padcev with Keytruda will do much for Pfizer Inc.’s earnings. So far, no big move. Pfizer slipped 0.33% to $24.17 on Friday, down 0.62% since the July 2 close before the July 4 break. The S&P 500 rose 1.2% last week. The FDA cleared the drug based on a 47% lower risk of recurrence, progression or death, which looks strong clinically. But investors want more proof that sales to bladder-cancer patients can make up for Pfizer’s patent losses.
Rivian Stock’s $1.32 Billion Raise Came With a $3.4 Billion Repricing

Rivian Stock’s $1.32 Billion Raise Came With a $3.4 Billion Repricing

Rivian Automotive closed Friday at $17.48, down 3.5%, after selling 86.25 million shares at $15.50 apiece in an offering expected to net the electric-vehicle maker about $1.32 billion. U.S. markets were closed Sunday. A cash-adjusted reading of the deal shows a larger figure: roughly $3.4 billion of value disappeared against a simple no-repricing benchmark.
Microsoft Stock Slips Before Open as $190 Billion AI Bet Faces Wall Street Test

Microsoft Stock Forecast: Three Target Cuts Slice 10% Off — Yet Still Point to 33% Upside

Microsoft heads into Monday after Argus Research cut its price target on Friday to $510 from $620, the sharpest of three reductions issued last week. Together with cuts from BMO Capital and Wolfe Research, the new targets average $511.67 — about 10% below their prior average, yet still 32.9% above Microsoft’s $385.10 Friday close. All three firms kept positive ratings.

Nokia shares jumped on €5.5B defense-AI news—Ericsson moves in focus

Nokia shares jumped on €5.5B defense-AI news—Ericsson moves in focus

Nokia Oyj heads into Monday with the Helsinki market closed for the weekend, after big swings last week. Shares soared 9.64% on Thursday as the company showed off its first operational results from the NestAI defence partnership. Nokia finished Friday at €10.90. Thursday's rally pushed up market value by about €5.5 billion, using the 5.6 billion shares not owned by the company, or 55 times the €100 million joint investment from Nokia and Tesi tied to the partnership.

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AI stocks signal memory premium starting to fade

AI stocks signal memory premium starting to fade

AI stocks ended Monday in the red, though losses varied across the sector. A group of three memory and storage plays tied to AI dropped 7.2%, nearly double the 3.7% loss for a set of four compute and foundry names. The split points to investors shortening their view on how long shortage-fueled gains can last, despite healthy order books and continued spend on infrastructure.
Broadcom’s $10 Million Insider-Sale Story Misses a Near-$30 Million Filing Trail

Broadcom’s $10 Million Insider-Sale Story Misses a Near-$30 Million Filing Trail

Broadcom insider-sale reports circulating on Monday capture only part of the recent filing trail. Securities records show $19.9 million of completed sales by Chief Legal and Corporate Affairs Officer Mark Brazeal and director Gayla Delly since June 25, plus Brazeal’s July 10 notice for another $10.0 million block — $29.9 million completed and proposed, not $29.9 million already sold. The notice carries Brazeal’s representation that he knew of no material adverse information that had not been disclosed publicly.
AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

AMD’s New $675 Target Hits as Market Watches 320 Million Shares

Advanced Micro Devices dropped 3.7% in late trading Monday, despite TD Cowen’s Joshua Buchalter hiking his price target to $675 from $600. The new target, which is about 25.7% above the stock’s current $537 level, puts AMD’s estimated equity value near $1.10 trillion if you use the company’s 1.6306 billion shares outstanding. That’s about $225 billion higher than today’s value by the same measure.
Super Micro Stock Looks Cheap—Until a Potential 28% Share-Count Hit Enters the Math

Super Micro Stock Looks Cheap—Until a Potential 28% Share-Count Hit Enters the Math

Super Micro Computer shares fell 3.2% to $27.41 in afternoon trading on Monday, below the $27.50 price set for its June common-stock offering. At 13.2 times trailing earnings, the stock looks inexpensive. Yet the base preferred conversion and a fully used $1.25 billion stock-sale program could add 24.6% to 28.1% to an illustrative pro forma basic share count, based on the offering terms and Monday’s price.
Robinhood’s top AI stocks split up $240 billion market cap

Robinhood’s top AI stocks split up $240 billion market cap

Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, Dell Technologies and Cisco Systems lost about $232 billion in combined market value during Monday's regular U.S. session. Meanwhile, Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta Platforms picked up a net $6 billion. That left a valuation gap of roughly $238 billion as of 1:52 p.m. EDT.
Meta’s $50 Billion AI Plan Faces $10 Billion-a-Gigawatt Test in Cloud Push

Meta’s $50 Billion AI Plan Faces $10 Billion-a-Gigawatt Test in Cloud Push

Meta Platforms said Monday it will boost its Hyperion data center in Louisiana to five gigawatts of computing power, and push investment in the project past $50 billion. The announcement puts a figure on CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to sell AI computing capacity to others. Meta shares slipped about 1.3% to $661 Monday afternoon. The stock jumped 14.8% last week.
Semiconductor Stocks Drop as Korea’s $576 Billion Plan Rattles AI Supply Outlook

Semiconductor Stocks Drop as Korea’s $576 Billion Plan Rattles AI Supply Outlook

U.S. chip stocks dropped hard Monday, with the Philadelphia semiconductor index sliding 3.6% in late-morning deals as Micron Technology, Sandisk, and SK Hynix paced the losses. Oil prices moved higher on renewed U.S.-Iran fighting, spurring a wider risk-off move. “The conflict is testing whether the stock market’s broad-based growth can hold,” said Alex Guiliano, chief investment officer at Resonate Wealth Partners.
Exxon, Chevron set for $26B quarter; refiners hold up in Iran war trade

Exxon, Chevron set for $26B quarter; refiners hold up in Iran war trade

Marathon Petroleum and Valero Energy jumped about 3.8% each in late-morning trading on Monday. Exxon Mobil added 3.4%. Chevron was up 2.2%. Brent crude was up more than 4%, above $79 a barrel, after President Donald Trump said the U.S. is bringing back its naval blockade of Iran. The split in refiners and oil majors points to stronger fuel margins, not just the crude rally, as the key driver for earnings.
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