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Teradyne fell 13.3% due to a sector-wide semiconductor selloff, rising Treasury yields, analyst downgrades, and insider stock sales.

Teradyne launched new AI test instruments and presented bullish commentary on expanding AI test intensity at a technology conference.

A Wall Street downgrade, sector profit-taking, executive stock sales, and softer guidance drove a 17.66% weekly stock decline.

The stock dropped due to a surge in Treasury yields driving an AI hardware sell-off and minor routine CEO insider selling disclosures.

Shares rose following explosive revenue growth at AI lab Anthropic, boosting confidence in AI infrastructure and chip equipment spending.

Teradyne stock rose due to a new $1B credit facility, favorable U.S. inflation data triggering a tech rally, and strong AI demand.

Teradyne stock surged after beating Q2 earnings and guidance estimates, driven by explosive AI demand and analyst upgrades.

The stock surged following record Q2 financial results, above-consensus Q3 guidance, and analyst price target increases.

Teradyne surged due to analyst price target upgrades and aggressive pre-earnings positioning driven by strong AI demand.

The stock surged due to analyst price target upgrades, aggressive pre-earnings positioning, and a semiconductor sector rebound.

The stock fell due to NAND oversupply warnings and reports that SK Hynix is slowing its HBM capacity expansion.

The stock plummeted due to sector-wide panic over semiconductor capex resets, memory oversupply, and rising interest rate expectations.

Shares fell due to memory oversupply fears, AI capex digestion concerns, sector de-rating, and pre-earnings insider position trimming.

The stock fell due to a sector-wide selloff triggered by memory oversupply warnings and reports of Apple considering Chinese suppliers.

The stock fell due to reports of SK Hynix slowing HBM memory expansion and extending NAND flash oversupply through Q3 2026.