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Date Headline Sentiment
Shares of fabless semiconductor companies are trading lower amid sympathy with Taiwan Semiconductor, as capex concerns weigh on further upside for the industry due to high spending to accommodate new orders. Investors may be concerned that growing capital expenditures may hurt margins
97.23%
Semiconductor Stocks’ Worst Slump in Over a Year — Are Chips Now Cheap Enough?
94.24%
Why Is Astera Labs Stock Falling on Thursday?
96.97%
Why Is Astera Labs Stock Surging Tuesday?
88.22%
TD Cowen Maintains Hold on Astera Labs, Raises Price Target to $425
62.64%
Why Is Astera Labs Stock Falling Monday?
96.96%
Shares of fabless chip companies are trading lower due to volatility initiated from South Korea after Samsung and SK Hynix fell, dragging down the KOPSI and U.S. peers. Also, weakness within the industry may result from growing energy costs after the U.S. and Iran exchanged blows and President Trump's recent comments
97.13%
Shares of fabless semiconductor companies are trading higher after reports that Meta will invest in hardware to double its in-house compute capacity to 14GW next year. Also, Micron Technology's plan to increase U.S. investments to more than $250 billion through 2035 is supportive of chip hardware peers.
95.44%
Why Is Astera Labs Stock Falling on Tuesday?
96.77%
Shares of fabless semiconductor companies are trading lower as AI-related stocks face renewed pressure following Samsung Electronics' preliminary second-quarter results, with investors focusing on concerns over AI infrastructure spending and demand. Reports that China's DeepSeek is developing its own AI chip have also raised concerns about future demand for third-party AI semiconductors from companies such as Nvidia and Huawei.
97.04%