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Clash between internet-famous investment firms and the 'white-haired stock guru': What stocks does the report that triggered a CPO sell-off actually favor?
SemiAnalysis believes that the growth rate of CPO is about to slow down, a view Serenity disputes.
SemiAnalysis report cited delays in two key technologies, triggering a sharp decline in 'optoelectronics' stocks, sparking heated online debate over CPO.
SemiAnalysis reported that mass production of 800V DC and CPO has been delayed until after 2028, causing a sharp decline in U.S. optical communications stocks. Meanwhile, in an interview, an NVIDIA executive stated that CPO volumes will ramp up in the second half of the year.
Express News | ‘White-Haired Oracle’: Believes companies will accelerate the large-scale deployment of CPO, with Scale-Out expected to ramp up significantly in the second half of this year.
Overnight news on June 10: Chip stocks showed weak rebound momentum; U.S. equities experienced sharp intraday volatility; Trump stated Iran shot down a helicopter; U.S. military launched a 'defensive' strike against Iran.
Market Close on June 10: Nasdaq and S&P Indices Decline; Chip Stocks Show Weak Rebound Top 20 Most Active U.S. Stocks by Trading Volume on June 10: Nuvalent Soars Over 39% Following Acquisition by GSK Most Chinese ADRs Fall on June 10: Himax Technologies Drops 10.13%, Pony AI Falls 4.13% Commodities Roundup: Oil Price Decline Narrows, Copper Prices Flat, Gold Prices Fall European Stocks Decline; Ericsson and Nokia Plunge Macro: Trump Confirms U.S. Military Strike on Iran U.S. Officials: U.S. Forces Struck Iranian Air Defense and Radar Systems near Strait of Hormuz Trump Claims Iran Shot Down a U.S. Apache Helicopter
Shares of Semiconductor Companies Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness as Investors Rotate Out of Growth Stocks.
U.S. Market Close | Chip stocks led a rebound in U.S. equities, with the semiconductor index rising over 5%; memory and optical communications sectors both strengthened, Micron gaining nearly 10% and AAOI surging more than 11%; Middle East tensions eased,
Chip stocks led the rebound in U.S. equities on Monday, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index surging 5.6% in a single day. The S&P 500 closed up 0.3%, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 0.86%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind, declining 0.16%. The software sector showed virtually no signs of recovery, with a cumulative three-day loss of 11%, entering a technical correction territory.