On June 10, Credo Technology rose 5.39% in regular trading, trading at $245.985/share, with trading volume of $458 million. The stock had fallen over 5% in pre-market trading due to executive share sales and semiconductor sector weakness, but staged a sharp intraday reversal.

On the news front, multiple Wall Street institutions collectively raised their target prices for the company: Needham raised its target from $220 to $275 while reiterating a Buy rating, JPMorgan raised its target from $230 to $250 maintaining an Overweight rating, and Roth Capital significantly raised its target from $200 to $300. The upgrades were supported by the company's fiscal Q4 revenue surging 157% year-over-year to $437 million, with adjusted EPS of $1.16 beating estimates by 12.6%.

The broader optical communication sector also showed strength, with Applied Optoelectronics rising over 9% and Lumentum gaining over 4%, providing additional tailwinds. Meanwhile, AI high-speed interconnect demand continues to accelerate, with the company's active electrical cables and optical interconnect products positioned as critical infrastructure for AI cluster deployments.

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