On July 7, Teradyne fell 6.79% in regular trading, trading at approximately $356.34/share, with turnover of $172 million. The semiconductor equipment sector saw broad-based selling pressure, with Applied Materials down 6.89%, Lam Research down 6.50%, KLA-Tencor down 5.52%, Entegris down 4.57%, and ASML down 4.07%.

On the news front, the decline represents concentrated profit-taking following the prior session's sharp rally. Teradyne had surged over 7% on July 6 after Goldman Sachs raised its price target from $350 to $465, resonating with an oversold sector rebound. Multiple institutions including Susquehanna (target $550) and Baird (target $446) had also recently upgraded the stock. Despite the institutional consensus on upside, the current pullback reflects selling pressure after the rapid advance, compounded by persistent market disagreement over the sustainability of AI computing demand growth. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had previously suffered an approximately 11% decline over two sessions, and the durability of the recovery rally remains under scrutiny.

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