THE ITALIAN SEMICONDUCTOR DROPPED BY OVER 18 PER CENT TO OVER TWO MONTHS, AND THE Q3 COMMAND FAILED

On 23 July, the Italian semiconductor (STM.US) dropped by over 18 per cent, reaching a minimum of $53.66, a new low since late April. In the news, the Italian semiconductor was released, with a net profit of $3.49 billion in the second quarter, slightly better than market expectations; the net profit was $222 million, and Māori was close to $1.22 billion, with a Māori rate of 34.8 per cent. The company expects to earn approximately $3.7 billion in the third quarter (mean of guidance), lower than the analyst ' s average of $3.9 billion; the Māori rate is about 37 per cent, slightly higher than the analyst ' s expected 36.76 per cent. Citi Analyst Andrew Gardiner notes that the financial report shows that the end-market recovery in cars, industry and so forth is still advancing and that AI and data centre operations continue to grow at a high rate, but the market is expected to rise in step with the valuation. In the absence of further space repair for profit projections, stock prices are under pressure to adjust in the short term。