On June 1, Applied Optoelectronics rose 6.32% in regular trading, trading at $166.23/share, with trading volume of approximately $711 million.

On the news front, the stock rebounded sharply after continuous selling pressure since mid-May, driven by Q1 EPS loss of $0.12 missing market expectations and concerns over a $600 million ATM financing plan. However, fundamental support remains intact as the company's Xinbei factory 800G optical module capacity has received production approval from a hyperscale customer, with monthly capacity expected to exceed 100,000 units by year-end, representing annualized capacity of over 1.2 million units.

Within the Communication Equipment sector, performance diverged on the day, with Arista Networks up 4.63% and Nokia up 3.13%, while Lumentum fell 2.46% and Cisco declined 0.82%. The strength in select peers helped lift sector sentiment, contributing to the stock's notable rebound from oversold levels.

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