On July 16, Teradyne fell 3.63% in pre-market trading, trading at $330.83/share, with turnover of approximately $451,100.

On the news front, the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 1.2%, triggering a broad selloff across chip stocks. The semiconductor equipment sector extended its pullback, with ASML falling 2.0%, Applied Materials down 2.61%, Lam Research declining 2.45%, KLA dropping 2.66%, and Aehr Test Systems falling 2.73%.

Teradyne has experienced significant volatility since its 9.59% plunge on July 8. After a 6.4% intraday rebound on July 14, the stock came under renewed pressure with a 3.12% decline on July 15, as profit-taking pressure continued to mount following sharp rallies. Market divergence over the outlook for AI computing demand remains unresolved, challenging the sustainability of the sector's oversold recovery. On the institutional front, Goldman Sachs, Susquehanna, and Baird recently raised their target prices on Teradyne to a range of $465 to $550, all maintaining bullish ratings.

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