On June 11, Silicon Motion Technology rose 5.32% in pre-market trading, trading at $257.85/share, with trading volume of $697,500.

On the news front, the semiconductor storage sector continues to receive bullish catalysts. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently stated that memory chip supply shortages will persist for several years, noting that the entire industry supply chain — from wafers and packaging to silicon photonics modules — remains undersupplied due to exceptionally high demand. Multiple major banks have raised target prices for storage-related stocks. Within the sector, Intel rose 4.62%, Marvell Technology gained 3.76%, and Micron Technology advanced 3.05%, reflecting clear sector-wide momentum.

Silicon Motion had previously pulled back over 15% from its highs, entering technically oversold territory. Company management has indicated that consumer NAND supply tightness will continue, while Q1 earnings exceeded expectations with profits doubling and management raising forward guidance, providing fundamental support for the near-term recovery.

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