On June 5, Credo Technology declined 5.05% overnight, trading at 206.94 USD/share, with trading volume of $2.3759 million.

The decline represents a continuation of post-earnings selling pressure despite the company reporting stellar fourth fiscal quarter results. Credo posted revenue of $437 million, up 157% year-over-year, with adjusted earnings per share of $1.16, exceeding the consensus estimate of $1.03 by 12.6%. Next-quarter revenue guidance of $465 million to $475 million also topped analyst expectations of $461.3 million.

However, the stock had already rallied approximately 151% in the quarter, and Wall Street raised earnings estimates 13 times over the past three months, creating severe expectation inflation that narrowed the beat margin relative to elevated expectations. Simultaneously, the broader semiconductor sector remained under sustained pressure, with Marvell Technology down 6.14%, Micron Technology down 4.85%, Broadcom down 2.96%, and NVIDIA down 1.98%, amplifying selling pressure through sector linkage effects.

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