On October 8, Vicor fell 5.19% in regular trading, trading at $268.1169 per share, with turnover of $50.32 million. The decline follows a period of sharp gains and reflects profit-taking ahead of the company's third-quarter earnings conference call scheduled for October 20.
Vicor recently raised its Q3 sequential revenue growth guidance to more than 30%, up from a prior target of over 20%, driven by increased royalties from a non-exclusive license to its Vertical Power Delivery technology. The stock had rallied strongly after the updated outlook, and the current selling pressure is consistent with pre-earnings position trimming rather than a change in fundamentals.
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