On July 7, Everpure fell 5.2% in regular trading, trading at $75.0/share, with turnover of $48.79 million. The decline came as the broader storage sector collectively retreated after a sharp rebound in the prior session.

On July 6, the storage sector had staged a broad rally with Western Digital gaining 10.02%, Seagate up 7.6%, and Everpure rising 5.73%. However, those gains were largely erased on July 7, with SanDisk down 10.69%, Western Digital down 9.02%, Seagate down 6.52%, and Dell down 0.79%, reflecting significant sector-wide selling pressure.

The broader backdrop includes Morgan Stanley advising clients to reduce semiconductor exposure, citing waning upward momentum in storage as pricing growth rates decelerate and EPS revision breadth nears historical highs. Concerns over potential AI compute overcapacity and long-term supply expansion from Korea's semiconductor investment plan continue to weigh on sector sentiment ahead of the upcoming earnings season.

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