Movement Alert|GraniteShares 2x Long MRVL ETF Overnight Rise 8.29%, Semiconductor Sector Rebounds After Prior Selloff

Market Focus06-17

On June 17, GraniteShares 2x Long MRVL ETF rose 8.29% overnight, trading at $168.3/share, with turnover of approximately $9.1 million. The leveraged ETF's gain reflects a recovery in underlying Marvell Technology shares as the broader semiconductor sector staged a rebound.

On the news front, chip and storage stocks rebounded broadly, with Marvell Technology gaining alongside peers including Intel and Micron Technology. The bounce follows a sharp 5.6% decline in Marvell shares the prior session, triggered by outgoing CFO Willem Meintjes filing to sell a total of 211,329 common shares via Form 144 filings with the SEC. Additionally, B.Riley recently raised its price target on Marvell from $240 to $345 while maintaining a Buy rating, reinforcing bullish sentiment around the AI-driven chipmaker's growth trajectory.

Marvell had also recently completed a high-profile executive transition, appointing former Adobe CFO Dan Durn as its new chief financial officer effective June 15, while reaffirming its fiscal Q2 guidance of $2.70 billion in revenue and non-GAAP EPS of $0.93.

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