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I purchased this to specifically fill my pcp air gun tank. Right out of the box it looked sturdy and well made. It's also definitely got so
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Ok my profits are now pretty much 0. How worried should I be?
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Western Digital $WDC stock overview and the analysts' forecasted price (disks and data storage)
Western Digital $WDC stock overview and the analysts' forecasted price (disks and data storage)
Bought a WD-40 call before close but I was told it would only be worth $160 at open, how? 😔
Hey Guy's, You Know That Chia Thing I Lost a Bunch of Money on....
$WDC Western Digital Corporation technical analysis... bullish right at very strong support. I actually last year purchased WD (thinking it was western digital but its really walker and dunlop) instead of WDC, so dont make the same mistake.
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CLMT...the reusable energy stock ready for take off. Stock/company is crazy undervalued with cutting edge tech and assets.
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Western Digital Corp ($WDC) DD - Why 2021 is going to be their best year ever and nobody knows about it yet
Western Digital Corporation ($WDC) DD - Why 2021 is going to be their best year ever and nobody knows about it yet
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WD-40 calls were 90% off today. Figured id grab a few :)
What the hell is going on with the $WDFC aka good old WD-40?
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He posted up behind the WD
I see a can on that Kayak. Did OP use the WD-40 trick on bait to attract crabs? They love that stuff
They’re both computer part companies. In the age of AI, the world needs computer parts. A lot of them. WD is one of the major hard drive brands. Sandisk I usually picture flash drives. But they make other stuff too.
JFC $2200 for that? Was this recently? In December I got the most beautiful prebuilt from Andromeda Insights with a 9800x3d RTX 5080 w 64GB DDR5 and 4TB WD Black SN850x for $2350. Holy fuck prices are stupid now.
I saw a YouTube about a memory shortage and went strait to EWY SND and APPL. When SND popped I saw WD was lagging and went into WD. Companies with major HD and memory allocations sorted those out years in advanced and would see higher profits.
happened to me when if first started in my first year in 2021 bought and chill then got into options... and lost alot of money and now in 2025-2026 i just bought and chill and now im up 30% from 2021. 
VOO VTI S&500 MSCI WD I’m a boglehead so I don’t really care about these temporary movements
Yes, because a 2WD sedan is what I need when I'm taking my family out camping for the weekend on rutty forest roads. Or when I need to haul an entire elk back home to butcher, also on rutty forest roads and often in the snow. Or when I make a Costco run and come back outside to 5 inches of fresh snow I have you drive home through. Or to haul a snowmobile, ATV, etc. Or to take my trash to the county container site because I don't have home garbage services.
No. Bleach is scared of what's inside me. I inject WD-20 so I do not squeak.
Western Digital spun off Sandisk and now SNDK has a higher market cap than WD The clown show continues
I want to sell my old drives - So many lying around I've got shit as old as an OCZ Vertex, WD Blue, a few Shucked WD 8 TB drives, tc. But no idea where to dump them.
You gotta a respect the WD-40 people because looking at the dawn of the machine-age and going “machines need to be lubed up” was wild levels of foresight
>Breaking: $MSFT in talks to acquire $WDFC, the makers of WD-40, in an attempt to unstick themselves from $360
done with SP500, moving my money over to WD-40 instead
I had a hornetnest here but I sprayed them with some WD40 and killed at least 3 of the bigger ones. I now told the kids it is safe to go out again. ... absolute pandemonium outside but I am playing very loud music so the wife won't hear the screams. Might go golfing later.
UMAC 
UMAC 
>Samsung, SKHynix, Micron, SanDisk, WD, Seagate They are all selling shovels not technology. LOL
"Technology is stagnating" brother have you seen the stock prices of Samsung, SKHynix, Micron, SanDisk, WD, Seagate etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2WD1SJiRjo
Give it a week and will probably be back down. Both micron and sandisk are under FOMO buying right now. Everytime there is even the slightest bad news they drop like a rock and then pop back up with the next FOMO wave. Both will pop with the AI bubble as they will ramp up, have unsold inventory, and then have issues with what to do with it. There is a reason WD dumped sandisk; low margins usually and fickle market.
I am a time traveler from the past here to tell you that WD is a great buy at $40.
Storage stocks are extremely cyclical. They'll build out capacity, eventually demand will fall, they'll mention the word "normalization" in a conference call, and the stock will fall off a cliff. The current cycle is certainly a good one, though. A bit of history, in the early 2010's, the industry finished consolidating, with WD and Seagate emerging as a near duopoly. Even so, WD was trading at $30 just last year, the same price it was at circa 2011 or whenever it was. It went up and down a few times in that 10+ years, but other stocks obviously did a lot better, in a much more stable, sustained way.
Ah, yea Micron SNDK, hynix/samsung etc got smoke pretty hard but man when you have something like Micron, and genuinely understand their mission, technology, and what they are currently spending money on for the future, you will feel safer and make better decisions because I would have kept it. Their wafer factory will be huge and its moving quickly. If you didn't sell at a loss, then you haven't lost. If you have WD congrats youll be in the green on Monday. The rest will take longer but theyll get there. Never never never trust those articles on the trading sites. I am convinced theyre owned by proxy by the "big money" and used as a tool to scare and shake out retail traders so they can buy expensive stocks(like MU) for cheap.
I ordered a WD Black HDD once the announcement was made. The price has shot up 60-100 dollars since then. This shit is insane.
Calls on WD-40. Someone is going to need some lube.
Maybe 6 months ago. Both are pretty much topped out. WD is even selling 3 million shares of sandisk and probably giddily doing so.
Holy shit. I've bought the WD Black SN850X 4TB SSD last September for around $260 (without tax)... 🙄
There also seems to be a gap between manufacturers and retailers. WD said they applied an 8% price increase this past quarter but retailers have marked up 25%+ in the same period. Sure WD have increased earnings but they have already committed their inventory for the year ahead, and they can't quickly add more capacity. Their value should already have this included. Do memory sales also not get committed a year ahead to large corporate and retailers, meaning any potential price increases and stock distribution are already locked in? Consumer fomo is more likely to increase profits for price gouging retailers who already have stock locked in. Enterprise customers who have locked in supply are going to maintain costs, and those have not, that have big related IT projects this year are going to have significant cost increases. For this part of the wave, would investing in retailers who have locked in supply be a better opportunity than the manufacturers themselves?
Let's use these two 32GB desktop kits as an example: [https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-6400MHz-Overclocking-Desktop-Compatible/dp/B0DHFD5625/](https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-6400MHz-Overclocking-Desktop-Compatible/dp/B0DHFD5625/) [https://www.amazon.com/CORSAIR-VENGEANCE-6400MHz-Compatible-Computer/dp/B0BXHC74WD/](https://www.amazon.com/CORSAIR-VENGEANCE-6400MHz-Compatible-Computer/dp/B0BXHC74WD/) When Crucial is no longer, where else will consumers go other than a kit assembler if Samsung and SK Hynix doesn't open their own consumer segment? Suppliers can tell anyone no more, but that hasn't happened and they've shared in the last two earnings calls that they have supply. Even if it were to go dry, Corsair has so many other products and brands where I'm suggesting consumer spending could likely shift.
MAG 7? Nope, is the MEMORY 6 now: MU, SK HENIX, Samsung, SNDK, WD, and STX 👑 🔥 🚀 🌕
my WD 1TB SSD for my PS5 was 112€ last year in june and is now 215€
Cloud providers are blocking out stock to drive the price up. If the price for DIY goes up, it drives revenue for the cloud providers. WD said they have given an 8% price increase but retail stock is up around 25% over the same period.
Everything. JBODing flash drives if they have to. It's why WD is out of drives until 2028 or some shit.
WD is obligated to sell their remaining shares. Puts sale pressure temporarily. Draw triangles all you want.
WD sold their capacity to the companies you assume will have trouble getting storage. It's retail customers that will be left in the dust. Some uptick might be recorded, I strongly doubt it'll move share price.
Sandisk is a spinoff company of Western Digital When they spun off WD retained shares in San disk. Now WD is fully exiting that position
WD isn't sold out for years, it's sold out for the next 10 months. They'll overproduce, AI will prove too difficult to monetize, and storage will crash again. Check my comment in 2028.
Lol are you trolling? You think the "cloud" is made of thin air and not physical hard drives and ssds or something? These cloud companies are the same ones buying out the supply. Its totally locked up in the manufacturers like WD, Seagate, Sandisk, etc.
I think sandisk, WD should decide to offer storage as service to hyper scalers instead of selling the product…. And those who are selling to these raw materials to WD and Sandisk should do the same. This will continue and finally the miners will offer their minerals à la a service….
hard drive prices through the roof? huh? i can go on amazon and buy a Seagate or WD right now for 100 bucks or less. I don't understand?
Hard Disk manufacturing has been consolidated to 3 companies. Seagate, Western Digital and Toshiba. Toshiba is a smaller player catering to budget markets. So it’s only Seagate and WD that’s left competing on the high end enterprise HD market. In an effective monopoly. There’s hardly any incentive to increase manufacturing capacity and lower prices. When there’s no competition and they’re already sold out a year in advance. It would also take 2 to 3 years for a new fab to go online. If build a new factory today the AI bubble may have already popped. So there’s no more AI data center demand.
But wait... if WD and such sold everything forward, how will they produce ever increasing forward guidance and earnings? Is it flat or down from here for four quarters?
Everyone ragging on you but maybe there is something to this. I mean, if you bought 10 WD digital drives at 2025 prices, you can make money by renting it out or selling them. In theory the demand goes up for cloud storage, and because these providers already have the racks built with 2025 prices, they're golden until demand surges more than their capacity. Calls it is. Too bad I'm broke.
It can't be gaming if it's WD spinning drives. Those things are slow and hyper prone to failing from personal experience. I've lost 3 drives from them in the last 2 years and refuse to buy anything more from them on the consumer side.
For a moment I thought you meant WD-40 spray and was like "whaaat, how did that happen? 🤔"
I got myself 2 more 18TB WD Red Pros a while back and they’re going to have to tide me over for the whole year, I was hoping to get 2 more again this summer but probably can’t.
I order 4 24TB WD Red Pros during their black Friday deal (2 for $800 sale). I got 4 total drives for $1600, but PayPal was doing a deal of 20% cash back if you did their 0% APR payment plan. So I ended up spending $1370 total in 4 seperate payments over 2 months for 96TB of drives. They just got delivered last week, took almost 3 months to ship out. $14.27/TB sounds like it was a steal given the shortage news.
Now you have to deal with diskpocolypse. WD sold out for the year
I'm buying WD calls and no one can change my mind.
Disrupt the supply chain buying all the HD's regardless if used or not over the next 2 years knowing you'll be able to return them back into the marketplace still at a profit if things go south, seems like a great tactic. Nobody is using all these HD's anytime soon, just prevents others from competing at scale. If your WD booking out manufacturing 12-24 months for high capacity drives is dream, someone is paying the invoice. Consumers end up suffering with lack of products and pricing. A 32tb seagate ironwolf pro drive $699 on sale, by next month this will probably be well over a $1000+. Bought 20tb drives 2 years ago at $279. Consumers will be losing for upcoming years.
Lol. I bet most people here are too young to remember those times. So, IBM made a HDD line called Deskstar. Oh boy, were they poop cannons. They all blew up. Yes, I know, I had a few. They gained nickname Deathstar, not kidding, you can Google it. So, IBM sold their crap - yes, it was just a pile of cow dung - to Hitachi which was later acquired by WD.
Jfc fuck options. Got a beefy ass homelab with 98tb of WD red plus and probably 28tb of WD sn850x. Ignoring the hundreds of gb of ram I could part this thing out and buy a new car. Probably my best investment of the year lmao.
WD's annual revenue is $10B. IBM's annual revenue is $67B. Google's annual revenue is $400B. AWS annual revenue is $128B. These shifts seem really seismic but there's a reason the hardware companies are getting pushed around, even if their revenue doubled it would still be dwarfed by the hyperscalers.
When all of this is over, I will boycott every single one of these manufacturers. I will not buy anything from Micron and WD.
June 2023 WD 12th Red Plus NAS HD
WD and Seagate were listed long time ago but didn't skyrocket until late 2025
Only if you've properly WD-40ed it Automod
My 2024 Maverick XLT 2WD was 35k. I love this little truck, but it's crazy how much the prices have gone up since release.
WD calls, easy money for rebound
Stx mu sndk and WD look juicy at those prices. Bought STX and MU today cuz i think its best value
So calls on WD, SNDK, HOOD, SMCI, MU on Monday? What else
So calls on WD, SNDK, HOOD, SMCI, MU on Monday? What else
One hot take I have is that I don't think this memory boom will sustain for as long as people are assuming. I don't think the approach NVDA/AMD/chip designers will take is to continuously stuff as much HBM in each generation as possible; there are other means to address this issue. So while I think the current run-up of MU, SNDK, WD, etc is justified, I think the assumption that they'll continue this trajectory for 2-3 years is a bit hyperbolic. It's also a shame we can't directly invest in Samsung and Hynix in the US as they are really killing it. I have a lot of conviction in AMD and Broadcom. The smartest, most driven, "god-like clout" engineer I've worked with went to TSMC. NVDA is good too but a given. A small part of my investment decisions considers the types of people these companies recruit or how desirable it is to get a job there. Conversely, the most incompetent people I've ever worked with ended up at Intel. Just personal experience. Also don't have too much insight on ai related companies outside of chip design/fab. But seems like NBIS, ANET, VRT, etc have a lot of upside.
Capex at eyewatering levels as mag7s continue to throw money at Ai expansion. While making money hand over fist beating earnings. Chip market will continue to boom and data centers will be big imo. Chip makers aren't going anywhere and things like micron, sandisk, WD, etc will continue to boom. Fud always causing scares but now Asia is buying again tonight.
Suck my nuts retard 😎 https://imgur.com/a/JQjE2WD Got half a million in VOO right now with about 2% of that value hedged on puts
Forget tech! Y'all sleeping on WD-40. Up 10% this week
WD-40, the lynchpin of my portfolio, as I expected.
With Google capex numbers I estimate $16.6B in memory+storage-shaped equipment. Very bullish for MU and WD/Seagate.
My retarded ass really thought buying shares in WD-40 would be a good decision at the beginning of the year.... and my retarded ass was right!
The King of the Hill gif of Hank using a small can of WD-40 on a large can of WD-40 is doing phenomenal things for my portfolio. $WDFC
Na it might still for a month or even decline but if your timeline is longer than no.. forward sales are crazy. I personally swear by the zacks.com ranking (ranks on recent revisions to earnings estimates) sandisk micron seagate and WD are all STILL ranked #1 currently
WD way better than STX and I have 60+tbs of stx drives in my lab
If you invest in SNDK or WD just know they have a significant investment in that barbaric country. Where is your conscious. Invest in RDDT instead
Yeah so they aren't competitors but WD and STX are
Funfact, China's current biggest NAND fabrication company did not exist 10 years ago. YMTC already surpassed (although barely) Sandisk in manufacturing. Yup, from a empty dirt lot to surpassing Sandisk in 10 years. If that doesn't show anything about the barrier for entry being low, I don't know what to tell you. They were even held back with sanctions and still managed to beat Sandisk. They would have surpassed WD years ago if not for sanctions. They were ALMOST in every Iphone 13. When you're a company that's not even 10 years old, you don't care about limiting supply to keep margins high. Hell, they're still private so they don't care about what the shareholders currently want. Margins mean nothing when you're fighting for scale which has ALWAYS been the Chinese way.
You think MU pops tonight after WD/SNK earnings??
Huge MU sale today before WD and SNK earnings
WD =/= WDC for anyone confused.
AI video is a storage monster, and WD is right in the middle of it. Every model trained on video (cars, robots, security, media, medical, retail, sports, YouTube, TikTok, Hollywood, surveillance, etc.) needs massive, cheap, reliable storage. GPUs are expensive — storage has to scale faster and cheaper. So WD isn’t just a “PC drive company” anymore, it’s a data exhaust company for AI.
Calls or shares on WD tomorroe
I hope WD does as well as STX.
SNDK and WD earnings tomorrow lol. Could be a chance to get in on the RAM bull run if they fuk it up and dip temporarily
Sandisk earning are thursday AH. Microsoft and meta earnings are wednesday AH and thursday premarket has samsung and sk hynix i'm pretty sure. That alone should pump mu. Then there are seagate and WD earnings in AH, so friday mu will gap up even more. Could genuinely be +50% by friday close.
Just keep in mind that WD and SanDisk are now split in production, and all SSDs are now under SanDisk while WD only produces hard drives now. Previous WD series SSDs are now SanDisk Optimus pro with their previous number (WD black sn850x->SanDisk Optimus pro 850) or somethinh like that
I just saw a consumer stick of WD SSD quadruple in price recently. As great as this is for people who are ahead, it’s literally terrifying for the consumer realm.