【US Stock Market Movement】STMicroelectronics Plunges on October 8: Chip Stocks Drop, AI Trading Cools Down
Bitget异动解读2026/10/08 17:30STMicroelectronics October 8th Sharp Decline Interpretation
Keywords: Chip stocks decline, AI trading cools down
1. On October 9th, US integrated circuit and chip stocks weakened, with NVIDIA's drop widening to 3%, Texas Instruments fell by 3.53%, and Lam Research fell by 3.18%; European semiconductor stocks were also dragged down by the sell-off in Asian tech stocks, with STM under pressure along with the sector.
2. On October 8th, investors reduced their holdings in tech stocks with high exposure to artificial intelligence, leading the Nasdaq index to fall and chip stocks to generally retreat, weakening STM's short-term valuation support.
3. On October 7th, some institutions believed that after STM's share price rise, its short-term upside potential was limited, and the process of gross margin returning to its long-term target was relatively slow, leading to increased valuation divergence; since the beginning of the year, the company's shares had accumulated an increase of 103.14%, making profit-taking pressures at high levels more prominent.
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