STX

The stock dropped due to Toshiba's HDD capacity expansion announcement, TDK bidding war rumors, and heavy insider stock selling.

The stock fell on news of Toshiba's capacity expansion plans and a potential costly bidding war to acquire TDK's magnetic-heads unit.

Seagate dropped following reports of a multi-billion-dollar bidding war with Toshiba for TDK's unit and HDD oversupply fears.

Seagate stock fell due to fears of a supply glut from Toshiba doubling HDD capacity and disclosures of pre-arranged CEO insider sales.

The stock surged due to strong AI demand survey results, tech sector momentum, debt retirement, and aggressive price target hikes.

The stock surged due to rising AI storage demand, balance sheet deleveraging unlocking share buybacks, and an upcoming ex-dividend date.

The stock surged due to an AI infrastructure rally, capacity sold out through 2027, ex-dividend buying, and debt redemption.

The stock rose on sector-wide storage momentum and news showing high AI storage demand with nearline capacity booked through 2027.

The stock fell due to DeepSeek's AI efficiency breakthrough, tech leaders calling to pause AI development, and heavy insider selling.

The stock surged due to institutional accumulation and event-driven buying ahead of upcoming major Wall Street tech conferences.

The stock rose following a new stake disclosure by Lone Pine Capital and strong sector-wide demand for AI storage infrastructure.

The stock rose due to a sector-wide AI storage rotation and an oversold technical rebound following a 9.6% pullback.

The stock fell due to C-suite executive insider selling disclosures and sector-wide profit-taking ahead of Nvidia earnings.

The stock fell due to rival Western Digital's 10-K cloud risk disclosures, an Asian chip selloff, and heavy insider profit-taking.

Shares fell due to institutional profit-taking and sector-wide risk reduction in AI storage stocks following a massive run-up.

Shares dropped due to a Treasury yield spike from U.S.–Iran tensions, heavy insider selling disclosures, and technical profit-taking.

The stock surged on SanDisk's bullish Investor Day guidance, delayed Q4 earnings momentum, and subsiding macro headwinds.

The stock surged due to post-earnings momentum, major analyst price target increases, and positive read-throughs from peer reports.

STX jumped 7% following institutional research re-ratings, a fully pre-sold AI storage backlog, and a cooler-than-expected CPI report.

Seagate dropped during regular hours on chip sector fears, then rebounded after reporting strong Q4 results and upbeat guidance.

The stock fell due to memory sector sell-offs, profit-taking after a 16% rally, and pre-earnings position trimming.

Shares surged after Morgan Stanley projected a 25%+ increase in memory and storage prices.

STX surged due to a Morgan Stanley note forecasting storage price hikes, analyst price target upgrades, and pre-earnings positioning.

The stock surged following a wave of bullish Wall Street analyst upgrades and price target hikes driven by strong AI storage demand.

The stock dropped 10% due to sector-wide tech de-risking, pre-earnings institutional profit-taking, and near-term capacity ceiling concerns.

The stock dropped due to a sector-wide sell-off sparked by SK Hynix cutting its profit forecast, raising peak-cycle memory fears.

The stock surged following a major upgrade by Wells Fargo to Overweight with an $1,100 price target citing strong cloud demand.

The stock rebounded due to an oversold market snap-back alongside positive Wall Street research notes and price target increases.

Reports of Meta leasing AI computing capacity and Citi analyst caution stoked fears of a cloud storage CapEx oversupply.

Shares surged after Melius Research initiated coverage with a $1,600 price target and Cantor Fitzgerald raised its target to $1,300.