On July 20, ASE Technology fell 3.8% overnight, trading at $36.52/share, with turnover of $1.7563 million.
The decline reflects continued profit-taking pressure following the stock's sharp single-day rally of over 10% after the company reported June revenue growth of 32.9% year-over-year to NT$65.78 billion, with its core Assembly, Testing, and Material (ATM) business surging 41.8% year-over-year. The stock has been in a multi-session pullback since that spike, and selling pressure has yet to be fully absorbed.
Notably, ASE Technology significantly underperformed the broader semiconductor sector during this session, with peers posting gains — Micron Technology up 1.35%, SK hynix up 2.23%, AMD up 1.2%, Intel up 0.43%, and NVIDIA up 0.15%. The divergence suggests company-specific profit-taking rather than sector-wide weakness. The medium-term bullish thesis remains intact, supported by a 20%-plus advanced packaging price hike announced on July 1, though near-term technical correction continues to weigh on shares.
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