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Sanmina Corporation (SANM) volume surge meets a softer weekly tape

The electronic-components manufacturer still has a large 12-week gain, but short-term returns and relative strength show cooling.

Sanmina Corporation
Latest241.49 USD
1W move-5.4%
Volume2.7x
TrendActive
Weekly market chart context for Sanmina Corporation alongside electronic components and circuit boards.

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What happened

Sanmina Corporation (SANM) closed the latest week at $241.49, down -5.4% over one week and -2.0% over four weeks. Trading activity was heavy, with the active-mover screen flagging volume at 3.5x its comparison level.

The evidence is mixed in weekly context. The trend signal remains active and the stock is still up 84.5% over twelve weeks, while Relative Strength at 32.8 and Market Dynamics at 1.1 show cooling pressure.

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