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BREAKING NEWS
π¨ No Deal. Vance Goes Home. Markets Are Going To Feel This.
Just when we thought the war might be behind us and all-time stock market highs were on the table, peace talks with Iran have officially fallen apart. 21 hours. Three delegations. The highest-level US-Iran talks since 1979. And Vance walked out the door with nothing.
"The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement. And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the United States," Vance told reporters before boarding Air Force Two. The core problem was simple. The US needed Iran to commit to never building a nuclear weapon. Iran would not say yes. Iran said the US made "excessive demands." Both sides went home.
Here is where things stand right now:
The Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's oil and gas passes, is still blocked. Iran has not meaningfully reopened it.
Following the breakdown, Trump threatened a full naval blockade on Iran.
The two-week ceasefire is now in serious doubt. Israel is still bombing Lebanon. Iran says that it has to stop before any deal can happen.
Analysts are warning the failure to reach a deal will likely jolt oil and gas markets when they open tomorrow.
What Monday Looks Like: Oil goes back up. Energy stocks catch a bid. Everything else takes a hit. The brief relief rally the market enjoyed after the ceasefire announcement gets unwound fast. One analyst warned markets could return to levels seen before the ceasefire was announced. That is not a fun way to start the week.
The Munch Take: The good news from last week just evaporated overnight. Oil was falling. Inflation looked manageable. The Fed could afford to wait. Now the Strait is still closed, the ceasefire is barely alive, and Trump is talking about a naval blockade. We went from cautious optimism to "buckle up" in about six hours. The only thing more volatile right now is my wifeβs mood after I refused to visit the in-laws to watch golf instead. Both situations are dire right now.
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STOCK OF THE DAY
πΎ The Boring Storage Company That Turned $50,000 Into $1.5 Million
Most people own a SanDisk. Itβs that little flash drive you bought at Best Buy for $12. Nobody thought it would be the hottest stock on Wall Street.
They were wrong.
$SNDK went from $27.89 a year ago to $851.77 last week. That is a 30x return in twelve months. A $50,000 investment is worth $1.5 million today. A $10,000 investment is worth over $300,000. This is one of the greatest single-stock runs in modern market history. And almost nobody saw it coming.
Here is the simple reason it happened:
AI data centers need to store a massive amount of data. That data gets stored on something called NAND flash memory chips. SanDisk makes those chips.
Demand for NAND is growing at 20 to 22% per year. Supply is only growing at 15 to 17%. When demand beats supply, prices go up. When prices go up, SanDisk prints money.
Gross margins went from 26% to 67% in one year. That is a company that got very profitable very fast.
π The Bull Case:
The NAND shortage is expected to last through 2028. This is not a short-term blip. AI data centers are still being built at full speed.
Bernstein analyst has a base price target of $1,250 and a best-case target of $3,000 per share. Wall Street still sees room to run.
Earnings come out on April 30. EPS is expected to surge over 2,000% this fiscal year. The numbers keep getting bigger.
π The Bear Case:
The memory market is famous for boom and bust cycles. Today's shortage can become tomorrow's oversupply fast.
Rivals like Samsung will not sit still. They can flood the market with new supply and destroy SanDisk's pricing power overnight.
The stock is up 3,000% in a year. At some point, someone has to be the last one holding the bag.
The Munch Take: This is what happens when a boring business is sitting in the exact right place at the exact right moment. SanDisk did not reinvent anything. It just makes the little chips that AI cannot live without. The entire world built a rocket and SanDisk happened to be selling the fuel. My wife has three SanDisk drives in her junk drawer right now. She did not buy the stock. Neither did I. We do not talk about it.
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