On September 8, Marvell Technology rose 3.18% in regular trading, trading at 230.98 USD/share, with turnover of $2.287 billion, extending its rebound after digesting post-earnings selling pressure.

Multiple Wall Street firms recently raised their price targets on the stock. Argus lifted its target to $280 from $250 maintaining a Buy rating, China Renaissance raised its target to $284 from $276, and Cantor Fitzgerald adjusted its target to $300 from $220. The average analyst price target stands at approximately $292.92, implying meaningful upside from current levels.

The upgrades follow Marvell's fiscal Q2 results reported on August 28, where revenue rose 37% year-over-year to $2.74 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.94 both exceeded consensus. Q3 revenue guidance of $3.15 billion also topped analyst estimates of $3.04 billion. Despite the beat, shares initially fell over 10% as investors flagged slower-than-expected revenue recognition from a major Google custom chip deal. The current rebound suggests that selling pressure has largely been absorbed.

Within the Semiconductors sector, Intel rose 8.51%, Advanced Micro Devices rose 6.58%, Broadcom rose 3.92%, Micron Technology rose 0.91%, and NVIDIA fell 1.33%.

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