Movement Alert|National Technology Falls 5.56% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Extends Pullback as Profit-Taking Pressure Persists

Market Focus07-13 11:09

On July 13, National Technology (02701.HK) fell 5.56% in regular trading, trading at HKD 11.81/share, with turnover of HKD 27.98 million, extending the pullback trend that began last week.

On the news front, a Goldman Sachs client report revealed that hedge funds have net sold semiconductor and hardware technology stocks for four consecutive weeks, with heavy profit-taking sentiment across the AI sector. Following a sharp rally in the semiconductor sector on July 9, funds have been systematically realizing prior gains. At the ETF level, semiconductor-related products experienced significant net outflows, with short-term capital collectively retreating from high-valuation growth tracks. National Technology, as a sector constituent, declined in tandem.

Within the Semiconductor sector, broad weakness persisted. Among peers, SMIC rose 0.25%, while HUA HONG GRACE fell 5.28%, GIGADEVICE fell 10.37%, ILUVATAR COREX fell 2.78%, and MONTAGE TECH fell 4.68%.

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