On July 8, Lam Research rose 3.05% in regular trading, trading at approximately $335.19/share, with turnover of $3.74 billion. The rebound follows a period of significant selling pressure across the semiconductor equipment sector.

The rally is driven by a broader oversold recovery in the semiconductor equipment sector. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had previously plunged with cumulative losses of 11% over two consecutive sessions, while Lam Research itself suffered over 15% in cumulative declines amid concerns over computing power oversupply triggered by Meta selling excess capacity, combined with doubts over AI chip demand sustainability following Samsung Electronics' quarterly results.

On the institutional front, Morgan Stanley recently raised its target price on Lam Research to $404 from $331, while Susquehanna maintained a Positive rating with a $475 target. The consensus mean target of $365.04 remains significantly above the current trading level, providing valuation support for the rebound. Peer stocks moved in tandem, with Applied Materials up 3.5%, KLA-Tencor up 1.91%, ASML up 1.07%, and Teradyne up 1.12%.

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