On April 28, Marvell Technology fell 6.7% intraday, trading at approximately $153.44 per share, with trading volume of around $664 million. The decline extends a broad semiconductor selloff that began when the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index snapped an 18-day winning streak on April 27.
The pullback comes after Marvell had surged roughly 50% over the prior month, fueled by reports of a potential Google AI chip partnership and the Amazon-Anthropic mega deal. Technical indicators had already flagged overbought conditions, with the RSI reaching 85.98 in recent sessions. Analysts had also expressed concern over the company's custom silicon/XPU outlook, with fiscal 2027 guidance pointing to only 20% growth.
Within the Semiconductors sector, broad weakness persists. Among major peers, NVIDIA is down 2.77%, Advanced Micro Devices down 3.75%, Broadcom down 3.69%, Intel down 2.46%, and Micron Technology down 2.32%. Marvell's decline notably exceeds sector peers, suggesting a sharper technical correction given its outsized recent gains.
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