On July 15, Teradyne fell 3.12% in regular trading, trading at $343.26/share, with turnover of $103 million. The decline reflects renewed profit-taking pressure following a period of volatile trading in the semiconductor equipment sector.

Teradyne had plunged 9.59% on July 8 amid a broad chip selloff, then surged 7.87% on July 9 before giving back gains over subsequent sessions. A 6.4% intraday rebound on July 14 preceded the latest retreat, as market divergence over AI computing demand prospects remains unresolved, challenging the sustainability of the sector's oversold recovery.

On the institutional front, Goldman Sachs, Susquehanna, and Baird recently raised their price targets on Teradyne to a range of $465 to $550, all maintaining bullish ratings. The current stock price still reflects significant upside to consensus targets. Bank of America has noted that the recent semiconductor pullback represents a normal market correction rather than a signal of weakening AI demand.

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