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Arm Stock Is Dropping After Blockbuster IPO. Why It Could Fall Further

Arm Holdings shares were falling early Monday. The chip-design firm's initial public offering was a big hit but there are reasons to be cautious about the stock from now on.Arm was down 0.7% in premarket trading at $60.34. It has given up significant gains since demand around its IPO last week briefly pushed the price above $66 a share.However, the stock remains well above the $51-a-share pricing of the offer, which was itself at the high end of the expected range. Arm is valued at more than $60 billion and at a considerable premium on a price-to-earnings basis to peers in the semiconductor industry -- even artificial-intelligence favorite Nvidia . That has some market commentators taking a skeptical line on its future prospects."With the deal six times oversubscribed it looks like investors viewed the Arm IPO as an AI play and forgot to look at the price tag," wrote Daniel Morgan, senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust, in a research note.

Arm Stock Is Dropping After Blockbuster IPO. Why It Could Fall Further

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