MRVL

Shares rebounded from an oversold drop supported by strong earnings, Broadcom's custom chip backlog, and an expanded Google partnership.

Institutional buyers drove a sharp rebound from an oversold post-earnings selloff, supported by reiterated analyst buy ratings.

Marvell fell due to compressed gross margin guidance and news that a major Google custom-chip deal won't hit revenue until Fiscal 2029.

The stock fell after earnings due to delayed Google AI revenue, a dilutive 59M-share warrant, and soft Q3 gross margin guidance.

Marvell dropped 12.48% after management revealed Google deal revenue was already in guidance alongside projected gross margin compression.

Marvell fell 10.28% on lower Q3 gross margin guidance from custom silicon ramps and lack of near-term visibility on a Google AI deal.

Shares dropped as investors shifted focus to equity dilution from a Google warrant deal and trimmed positions ahead of Q2 earnings.

Marvell signed a multi-year commercial contract and custom AI silicon warrant agreement with Google.

Marvell disclosed a multi-billion-dollar strategic partnership and warrant agreement with Google to supply custom AI chips.

Shares fell due to surging U.S. Treasury yields, tech valuation resets, pre-earnings de-risking, insider sales, and analyst target cuts.

The stock rose on pre-earnings accumulation, positive Wall Street analyst notes, and strong AI ecosystem revenue read-throughs.

The stock surged due to new AI memory product unveilings, a KeyBanc price target hike to $400, and a potential Google chip design win.

Shares jumped after Marvell unveiled its new AI memory architecture, received analyst target hikes, and experienced heavy call option buying.

The stock fell 7.77% due to a sector-wide rotation out of semiconductor stocks, China supply chain fears, and high valuation concerns.

The stock fell due to a sector-wide sell-off and investor skepticism regarding return on investment for enterprise AI capex.

The stock fell due to a sector-wide chip sell-off triggered by Samsung's earnings, macro headwinds, and post-S&P 500 unwinding.

The stock dropped due to a sector-wide AI semiconductor sell-off, post-S&P 500 index unwinding, and fears over AI capex sustainability.

The stock dropped due to a sector-wide selloff after TSMC raised capex guidance and issued a cautious margin outlook.

Marvell fell following an analyst downgrade from Buy to Hold citing valuation strain and custom silicon gross margin dilution.

The stock fell due to a sector-wide rotation out of high-multiple chipmakers and growing fatigue over AI capital expenditure returns.

The stock dropped due to post-S&P 500 inclusion unwinding, heavy CFO insider stock sales, CPO tech delay reports, and sector de-risking.

The stock fell due to a sector-wide AI chip selloff triggered by profit-taking on Samsung's Q2 report and AI capex ROI concerns.

The stock fell 9.84% due to post-S&P 500 inclusion profit-taking, an Asian semiconductor selloff, and CFO insider share sales.

Marvell stock surged following a UBS price target upgrade to $340 citing CXL growth, S&P 500 inclusion, and strong AI sector momentum.