On August 7, Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF declined 8.22% in regular trading, trading at $9.061/share, with turnover of $388 million. The ETF had risen over 8% in pre-market on oversold recovery but reversed sharply as selling pressure re-emerged during the session.

The decline stems from ongoing market digestion of SanDisk's first fiscal quarter EPS guidance midpoint of approximately $45, which fell short of the consensus estimate of $45.58. This is despite SanDisk's fourth fiscal quarter results exceeding expectations, with revenue of $89.7 billion, adjusted EPS of $39.25, and data center revenue surging 437% year-over-year. As a 2x leveraged long product on SanDisk, the ETF amplifies the underlying stock's movements, having already plunged over 25% in the prior session.

Additionally, options market activity prior to earnings had shown a $2.16 million far-dated out-of-the-money put purchase, reflecting pronounced bearish sentiment among institutional participants. The bull-bear tug-of-war remains intense as the market continues to reprice forward expectations.

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