On July 6, Teradyne rose 3.77% overnight, trading at $390.16 USD/share, with turnover of $1.5915 million. The rebound follows a steep two-day selloff in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, which had plunged approximately 11%, with Teradyne itself having fallen as much as 13.63% in a single session amid concerns over AI computing power demand peaking.

Multiple institutions noted that market fears appear overdone. Susquehanna recently raised its price target on Teradyne significantly to $550 from $415, while Baird lifted its target to $446 from $350, both maintaining bullish ratings. The analyst consensus average target stands at $413.53, well above current levels, providing fundamental support for the price recovery.

The broader Semiconductor Equipment sector saw a collective rebound, with KLA-Tencor up 6.22%, Applied Materials up 6.13%, Lam Research up 6.12%, ASML Holding up 3.99%, and Entegris up 3.42%.

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