On July 13, Silicon Motion Technology fell 5.61% overnight, trading at $308.03/share, with turnover of $832,100. The memory chip sector came under renewed selling pressure as concerns over capital diversion intensified.
On the news front, SK Hynix ADR officially debuted on Nasdaq on July 10, raising approximately $26.5 billion — a record for a foreign company listing in the US. Some investors fear this massive IPO continues to siphon capital that would otherwise flow into existing US-listed memory stocks. The concern is compounded by elevated market rhetoric around a potential AI hype bubble, triggering sustained selling across the sector.
Within the Semiconductors sector, broad weakness is evident. Micron Technology fell 5.4%, Intel fell 3.43%, Advanced Micro Devices fell 2.68%, Broadcom fell 2.01%, and NVIDIA fell 1.56%, reflecting clear sector-wide downward resonance.
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