Strong earnings from SanDisk and Western Digital were not enough to satisfy investors, raising questions about whether capital is beginning to rotate from AI winners into crypto.
- Sandisk and Western Digital fell roughly 10% in pre-market trading as their forward outlooks failed to match elevated expectations.
- Sandisk and Western Digital have gained more than 3,000% and 550%, respectively, over the past 12 months, propelled by the AI boom and leaving assets such as crypto and precious metals in the rearview mirror.
- Now with AI momentum cooling, gold surging and bitcoin holding above $64,000, crypto may be preparing for a resurgence.
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