Welcome to the Stocktwits Top 25 Newsletter this week!

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Here are the Stocktwits Top 25 Lists for this week:

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Sandisk's NAND Supercycle Keeps Running: The S&P 500's top momentum stock this week, $SNDK ( ▲ 6.92% ) surged roughly +25% in the past five sessions and has now climbed more than +1,000% since spinning out of Western Digital in early 2025, riding a NAND flash pricing upcycle that Wall Street is still scrambling to price in.

The setup is straightforward and brutal for anyone who missed it. NAND flash contract prices are forecast to rise 85% to 90% quarter over quarter in Q1 2026, per TrendForce, while data center revenue grew 64% sequentially last quarter as hyperscalers lock in multi-year supply agreements. Reports that the entire NAND manufacturing supply for 2026 is effectively sold out have turned every analyst upgrade into a catalyst.

Bank of America raised its price target to a Street-high of $390 earlier this year, calling NAND "a more prominent tier in AI workloads," while Benchmark analyst Mark Miller said 2027 consensus earnings estimates for the memory sector could be roughly 50% too low. The stock is a pure-play now, which matters: the spin-off unlocked institutional buying and forced index funds to accumulate shares, creating sustained mechanical demand that amplified every momentum move. With supply discipline holding and demand widening, the bears have had nowhere to hide. 💾

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