Four storage stocks rebound 8.17% on average over 5-10 days… 5.88%p higher than Big Tech

Four U.S. memory and storage stocks rebounded an average 8.17% from their closing prices on the day of the May 5 selloff through the May 10 close, outperforming the average gain of the seven mega-cap technology stocks by 5.88 percentage points over the same period. Micron ($MU) led the group with a 10.47% gain, followed by Western Digital ($WDC) at 8.06%, Seagate ($STX) at 7.52% and SanDisk ($SNDK) at 6.64%. The MAGS ETF, which tracks the seven large-cap tech names, rose 2.54% over the same window, though its return is calculated differently from an average of individual stock moves. The comparison, compiled by MarsBit, highlights how sharply storage-linked names had sold off and how quickly they recovered relative to mega-cap tech. Investors will be watching whether the rebound holds and whether memory and storage demand signals continue to support the group's outperformance.