Storage device stocks rebounded 8.17% on average from November 5-10... NVIDIA-linked contract OI increased by $150 million from market open on the 9th to the time of reporting
Original headline저장장치주 11월 5~10일 평균 8.17% 반등…엔비디아 연동계약 OI, 9일 개장 후 보도 시점까지 1억5000만달러 증가
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Four US storage-drive stocks rebounded an average 8.17% between the Nov. 5 close and Nov. 10 close, outpacing the 2.29% average gain across seven mega-cap tech names by 5.88 percentage points, according to BlockBeats. Micron ($MU) led the group with a 10.47% rise, followed by Western Digital ($WDC) at 8.06%, Seagate ($STX) at 7.52% and SanDisk ($SNDK) at 6.64%, while the MAGS mega-cap tech ETF gained 2.54% over the same window. Tesla ($TSLA) topped the mega-cap cohort at 10.50%, narrowly ahead of Micron. The divergence matters because it shows storage names recovering faster than the broader tech complex after the selloff.
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