On June 5, Analog Devices fell 3.29% in regular trading, trading at 415.49 USD/share, with trading volume of $152 million. The decline was primarily driven by a renewed wave of sector-wide selling pressure across the semiconductor industry.
The broader semiconductor sector experienced significant weakness, with Marvell Technology down 8.51%, Micron Technology down 7.42%, Advanced Micro Devices down 6.63%, Broadcom down 3.9%, and NVIDIA down 3.09%. The sector pullback followed the prior session's sharp decline triggered by concerns over Broadcom's AI revenue guidance falling short of elevated expectations, which continued to weigh on sentiment across chip stocks.
Analog Devices had previously rallied on strong Q2 fiscal results, with revenue of $3.62 billion representing 37% year-over-year growth, and adjusted EPS of $3.09 both significantly beating expectations. Multiple investment banks had raised target prices to the $460-$515 range. The company's medium-to-long-term fundamentals remain intact, with the current decline largely attributed to systematic sector rotation rather than company-specific concerns.
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