Movement Alert|Seagate Technology Falls 3.45% in Pre-Market Trading, Storage Sector Extends Pullback Amid AI Valuation Concerns

Market Focus06-26 16:19

On June 26, Seagate Technology fell 3.45% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately 986.0 USD/share, with turnover of 2.5392 million USD. The broader semiconductor sector declined broadly in pre-market, with Micron Technology down about 4%, Intel down about 3%, and AMD down about 2%.

On the news front, the storage sector failed to sustain momentum following Micron Technology's blowout Q3 earnings, experiencing a sharp rally-then-reversal on June 25. Despite Micron delivering EPS growth of over 12x year-over-year, revenue 16% above consensus, and record Q4 guidance, mounting concerns over AI sector high-valuation repricing and skepticism toward hyperscale cloud providers funding AI investments through debt issuance triggered aggressive profit-taking. The storage sector came under broad pressure, with SanDisk falling 6.17% and Western Digital declining 4.16%, as Seagate extended its pullback driven by sector-wide linkage effects. Morgan Stanley had previously raised its target price on Seagate to 1,035 USD citing HDD supply-demand gaps persisting through at least 2028, but near-term sentiment remains dominated by rotation out of AI-linked names.

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