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Matt Bryson of Wedbush explains why he sharply raised his price target on SanDisk and what continued strength in memory demand means for the broader AI infrastructure trade. Eric Johnston of Cantor Fitzgerald outlines his bullish call on the hyperscalers while Sonali Basak explains why investors are beginning to judge big tech on how quickly AI investments translate into revenue and profits rather than the size of their capital spending. Compass CEO Robert Reffkin analyzes the latest housing data and discusses what it reveals about inventory, prices and buyer demand. Our Julia Boorstin sits down with SoFi CEO Anthony Noto at the Sun Valley Conference to discuss the state of fintech, technology and capital markets.
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