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Save your seatSANM ran from roughly $222 in early May to a 52 week high of $270.49 by late May after strong fiscal Q2 2026 results, raised full year guidance, and a new $600 million buyback authorization.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses $255, which could open a retrace toward $240 to $230. Any slowdown in accelerated compute shipments, softer guidance, or tariff and supply chain pressure would likely speed up that move.
If SANM holds the $255 to $260 area, a move back toward $270.49 and then $280 is on the table. Resistance near $270 is the first hurdle, and follow-through likely needs strong volume plus continued cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure demand.
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