On June 29, Teradyne fell 3.33% in regular trading, trading at $420.3/share, with turnover of $233 million. The stock declined against a broadly stronger semiconductor equipment sector, with Applied Materials up 3.95%, KLA-Tencor up 2.70%, and Lam Research up 1.30%, indicating selling pressure stemming primarily from company-specific factors.
On the news front, Teradyne's inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 Index officially took effect on June 22. With passive fund rebalancing now fully completed, profit-taking pressure has continued to build. Additionally, the company's previously filed Form 144 regarding proposed securities sales continues to signal insider selling intentions, weighing on market sentiment. The stock had already dropped over 10% on June 23 following the index inclusion event, and further declined 4.44% on June 26 despite sector peers rallying sharply that day, underscoring the persistent individual-stock overhang.
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