On June 26, Cerebras Systems rose 5.39% in regular trading, trading at 176.99 USD/share, with turnover of $771 million. The stock rebounded against a broadly weaker semiconductor sector after plunging over 25% in two consecutive sessions and breaking below its $185 IPO price.

The bounce was triggered by multiple investment banks collectively reaffirming bullish stances. UBS raised its price target from $300 to $320 while maintaining a Buy rating, and Wedbush lifted its target to $280 from $270, keeping an Outperform rating. Analysts cited the company's 94% year-over-year revenue growth to $193.4 million in Q1, a multi-year agreement with OpenAI valued at over $20 billion, and new partnerships with AWS as fundamental support. The prior sell-off was driven by disappointing Q2 gross margin guidance of just 36%-38%, far below industry leader NVIDIA's levels, which triggered profit-taking that pushed shares well into oversold territory. With consensus mean price target at $296.30, bargain-hunting capital entered on the significant gap between market price and analyst valuations.

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