On October 15, Silicon Motion Technology fell 6.66% in Regular Trading, trading at $212.32 per share, with turnover of $30.6564 million.

The move came as memory chip shares remained broadly weak, with pressure tied to market digestion of potential competitive risks from CXMT's 4F2 architecture progress and investor caution over a possible peak in the memory cycle.

Recent market coverage showed Silicon Motion Technology had already been moving lower alongside peers such as SK Hynix, Western Digital and Micron Technology, while some strategists argued that as earnings expectations rise further, AI compute and networking supply chain names are becoming relatively more attractive than memory stocks. The latest sector backdrop was also weak, with Micron Technology falling 4.46%, NVIDIA falling 3.04%, Advanced Micro Devices falling 4.93%, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing falling 4.46%, and Intel falling 5.62%.

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