Movement Alert|Wolfspeed Rises 8.04% in Regular Trading, Funds Flow Back After Recent Pullback as Institutional Buying Continues

Market Focus06-03 22:35

On June 3, Wolfspeed rose 8.04% in regular trading, trading at $66.30/share, with trading volume of approximately $206 million.

On the news front, the stock has exhibited a pronounced rapid rise and fall pattern in recent sessions. After declining over 8% on June 1 and rebounding approximately 13-16% on June 2, funds again flowed back quickly, extending the volatile trading rhythm. Citigroup and Slate Path Capital have recently increased their positions, providing institutional support for the rebound.

The deeper driver remains intact: research firm Citrini Research previously listed Wolfspeed as a key recommended target within the AI infrastructure sector, emphasizing its irreplaceable market position in silicon carbide high-voltage applications. The company's AI data center business grew approximately 30% quarter-over-quarter, as the SiC industry's valuation narrative shifts from electric vehicles toward AI computing power infrastructure. The company completed Chapter 11 debt restructuring, though its latest quarterly revenue of $150.2 million and net loss of $119.9 million indicate fundamentals remain in recovery.

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