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Riverwater Partners notes SanDisk's absence drove strategy shortfall

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Riverwater Partners released its Sustainable Value Strategy Q2 2026 investor letter. The letter reported that the strategy underperformed its benchmark during the second quarter. This shortfall was attributed almost entirely to stock selection, specifically the absence of SanDisk.

From insidermonkey.com

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The report highlights how specific stock selection decisions, such as excluding SanDisk, can impact investment performance within the technology sector. SanDisk operates in a competitive memory and storage market alongside Micron Technology and AMD.

From insidermonkey.com

Who's involved

  • SanDiskAmerican semiconductor company whose stock absence drove the investment strategy shortfall
  • Micron TechnologyDirect competitor to SanDisk in the memory and storage markets
  • KioxiaPartner in a long-term joint venture with SanDisk for NAND flash memory
  • MetaClient that relies on SanDisk for essential flash memory components
  • AMDActive competitor to SanDisk in the semiconductor and memory storage market

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  • Micron Technology might see changes in market pricing due to shifts in competitive positioning with SanDisk.

  • KioxiaSpeculative

    Kioxia could see changes in joint venture production stability related to SanDisk's market visibility.

  • AMDSpeculative

    AMD might experience shifts in market dynamics affecting its semiconductor sales.

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