SanDisk is still up how much?

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Why it worked

The video taps into investor anxiety and curiosity by focusing on a well-known company's stock performance, using a surprising statistic (3000% increase) to grab attention and encourage engagement.

Summary

The video discusses the stock performance of SanDisk, noting that despite recent drops, its stock is still up significantly this year. The speaker highlights a large backlog for the company, suggesting it's not a cause for concern for investors.

Structure

1Questioning SanDisk's stock performance
2Addressing investor worries about a price drop
3Highlighting recent gains and a large backlog
4Concluding that the stock's performance is not a concern

Product placement

SanDisk (SNDK): A company whose stock performance is discussed. It ACTS as the subject of the video's financial analysis. Removing it would change the video's entire topic.

On-screen text

SanDisk is still up how much? PEOPLE ARE WORRIED ABOUT SANDISK NOW THAT IT'S DOWN UNDER $1300 DOLLARS A SHARE. REALLY LOOK AT I AM RIGHT IT ONLY LOST REALLY THE LAST THREE MONTHS OF GAINS. AND ALSO YOU THAT THE COMPANY HAS A 42 BILLION DOLLAR BACKLOG. I MEAN THAT IS SERIOUS NUMBERS. IS STILL UP ALMOST 3,000% THIS YEAR. THAT IS CRAZY. BE WORRIED ABOUT THIS AT ALL. UNLESS MAYBE I $2,000 A SHARE.

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SanDisk $SNDK Has a $42 Billion Backlog #investing #StockMarket

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Transcript

SanDisk is still up how much? A lot of people are worried about SanDisk now that it's down under $1300 dollars a share. If you really look at, I am right, it only lost really the last three months of gains. And also you that the company has a 42 billion dollar backlog. I mean that is serious numbers. The stock is still up almost 3,000% this year. That is crazy. Now I wouldn't be worried about this at all. Unless maybe I bought it at $2,000 a share.