On October 29, Applied Optoelectronics fell 5.16% Overnight, trading at $77.95/share, with turnover of $6.61 million.

The latest market information indicates the stock pulled back after several sessions of rebound in optical networking names. Earlier in the week, Applied Optoelectronics had risen alongside improving sentiment in the group, including gains in Lumentum, Ciena, Nokia and Arista Networks, with the move characterized as a short-term repair driven by sector recovery after prior pressure.

During the latest Overnight session, Communication Equipment stocks were mixed rather than uniformly weaker, with Lumentum up 2.57% and Cisco up 0.27%, while Ciena fell 2.65%, Arista Networks fell 2.35%, and Nokia fell 2.60%. Applied Optoelectronics is a fiber-optic networking products maker serving internet data centers, cable, telecom equipment makers, and service providers. Its next earnings release is scheduled for November 5.

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