Movement Alert｜Monolithic Power Falls 3.29% in Pre-Market Trading, 337 Investigation Uncertainty and Semiconductor Weakness Weigh on Shares

Market Focus10-22

On October 22, Monolithic Power fell 3.29% in Pre-Market Trading to $1239.49 per share, with turnover of $608,900.

The move aligned with renewed pressure from the US International Trade Commission 337 investigation involving certain vertical power supply systems, while broader semiconductor weakness further dampened risk appetite.

Recent coverage indicated the company remains on the respondent list in the 337 case, keeping potential supply-chain restrictions, customer access concerns, and litigation cost pressure in focus. At the same time, major semiconductor names also traded lower, including NVIDIA down 2.31%, Micron Technology down 3.57%, Advanced Micro Devices down 3.78%, Intel down 5.31%, and Broadcom down 2.47%.

Investors are also looking ahead to the October 29 earnings release. Market expectations call for quarterly revenue growth of 55.31% year over year and EPS of 6.8, but near-term trading appears to remain dominated by investigation-related uncertainty rather than earnings optimism.

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