U.S. stock night market volatility: Credo Tech fell 3.33% in the night market, top analysts' lack of recommendations triggered a shake in investor confidence

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements Credo Tech fell 3.33% in the night market. Based on recent news, On May 12, MarketBeat pointed out that Credo Technology Group was not included in the list of five stocks recommended by top analysts. Although Credo Technology Group currently has a moderate buy rating among analysts, top analysts believe that five other stocks have more investment value. This news may lead to a decline in investor confidence in Credo Tech, resulting in a drop in stock price. There have been no other significant news recently. The overall market performance is stable, and capital flows are steady. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Micron Technology fell 3.30% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On May 11, Micron Technology's stock price rose 5.75%, driven by optimism from Samsung Electronics' labor disputes and supply constraints. Deutsche Bank raised Micron's target price to $1000, reflecting market confidence in its future growth. On May 12, analysts pointed out that the surge in AI demand drove Micron's stock price to a new high, with a market capitalization approaching $900 billion. Micron's dominant position in the market is further solidified, and its stock price is expected to challenge the $1000 target price in the future. On May 9, Micron's market capitalization surged by $200 billion within a week, surpassing $800 billion, reflecting the strong push of the AI boom in the memory market. The stock price increased by 15.5%, indicating a sustained increase in market demand for AI-related technologies. Tech stocks are performing strongly driven by AI demand. Intel fell 4.47% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On May 9, Intel reached a preliminary chip foundry agreement with Apple, and the stock price surged by 14% after the announcement. This agreement is expected to bring long-term financial benefits to Intel, but actual short-term gains are limited. Source: The Wall Street Journal On May 11, Bank of America raised Intel's target price from $56 to $96 but maintained a "underperform" rating, believing that the related benefits have been fully reflected in the current stock price. Source: Investing.com On May 11, Intel collaborated with NVIDIA to develop new products, further driving up the stock price. NVIDIA has invested $5 billion in Intel, and the cooperation accelerates applications in hyperscale, enterprise, and consumer markets. Source: The Wall Street Journal. Tech stocks continue to be strong amid increasing geopolitical risks. NVIDIA fell 0.84% in the night market. Based on recent news, On May 11, NVIDIA reached a significant cooperation agreement with Corning to build three factories in the U.S. specifically for producing optical technology products needed for AI systems. NVIDIA may invest up to $3.2 billion in Corning, which is seen as an important signal of NVIDIA's gradual shift from traditional copper cables to fiber optic interconnections. This news has a positive impact on NVIDIA's stock price, but concerns about the overheating risks in the AI sector still exist On May 11th, the mass production process of NVIDIA's next-generation flagship AI platform Vera Rubin is accelerating, and the first shipment schedule has been clarified. NVIDIA has finalized the mass production plan for Vera Rubin with its ODM partners, planning to enter the trial production phase in June and start shipping to major cloud service providers in North America from July. This news has a positive impact on NVIDIA's stock price. On May 11th, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index surged 66% in just five months, a 162% increase compared to the same period last year. Analysts believe that this round of gains still has further upside potential, as this wave of market activity is almost entirely driven by earnings growth rather than valuation multiple expansion. This news has a positive impact on NVIDIA's stock price. The rise of the AI sector is highly similar to the internet bubble period in 1999, and it may face adjustment risks in the future