On July 16, STMicroelectronics fell 3.38% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $65.16/share, with turnover of $181,400. The decline extends a broader semiconductor sector selloff that has persisted throughout the month.
On the news front, the previously dominant US equity strategy of buying chip stocks and selling software stocks is showing signs of collapse. Meta's plan to rent out idle AI computing capacity has punctured the core narrative that computing power will remain perpetually scarce. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has fallen approximately 12% in July, with the sector under sustained pressure. Among peers, Micron Technology fell 2.02%, Advanced Micro Devices fell 2.56%, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing fell 2.38%, Intel fell 1.45%, and NVIDIA fell 1.03%.
STMicroelectronics is scheduled to report earnings on July 23, with market consensus expecting EPS of $0.26. The approaching earnings window has amplified uncertainty and intensified selling pressure ahead of the release.
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