On October 23, Vicor fell 5.23% in Regular Trading, trading at $169.8 per share, with turnover of $11.9765 million.

The move followed continued post-earnings profit-taking after the company’s recent third-quarter release and prior rally.

Vicor reported third-quarter revenue of $197.1 million, above the $187 million market expectation, while EPS was $1.33, below one widely cited $1.37 estimate but sharply above $0.63 a year earlier. The company had also previously raised its sequential third-quarter growth outlook to above 30%, supported by royalties tied to a non-exclusive Vertical Power Delivery license. After the stock advanced on the revenue beat and guidance improvement, the latest session showed further pullback as the market continued to digest those results.

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