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title: "Optical Communication Sector Shows Mixed Performance During Regular Trading, MRVL Up 2.53%, LITE Down 1.68%"
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description: "The optical communication sector showed mixed performance during September 3 trading, with MRVL up 2.53% leading gains and LITE down 1.68% leading declines. Derivative MVLL surged 5.33% while LITX fell 3.41%, as the sector traded in a narrow range."
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# Optical Communication Sector Shows Mixed Performance During Regular Trading, MRVL Up 2.53%, LITE Down 1.68%

During regular trading hours on September 3, the optical communication sector showed mixed performance with divergent moves among major stocks. As of press time, Marvell Technology (MRVL.US) led gains, **rising 2.53% to $211.70**; Lumentum Holdings (LITE.US) declined the most, **falling 1.68% to $855.92**. Axcelis Technologies (AXTI.US) **dropped 1.05% to $56.35**, Nokia (NOK.US) **fell 1.36% to $9.71**. Corning (GLW.US) **gained 0.83% to $145.32**, Coherent (COHR.US) **slipped 0.49% to $267.32**, AAOI (AAOI.US) **declined 0.64% to $102.48**, and POET (POET.US) **advanced 0.34% to $7.32**.

Among derivative stocks, MVLL (MVLL.US) stood out with a **5.33% gain to $23.90**, becoming the top performer in the sector; LITX (LITX.US) **fell 3.41% to $27.76** with significant decline; LITZ (LITZ.US) **rose 3.28% to $8.81**; AAOX (AAOX.US) **dropped 1.67% to $10.25**. The sector showed clear divergence with structural capital flow patterns, as some funds rotated into smaller optical communication concept stocks.

Overall, the optical communication sector traded in a narrow range during today's session, with most major stocks moving within ±3%. MRVL, as a semiconductor solutions provider, benefited from AI-related demand expectations; while some optical module makers like LITE faced short-term profit-taking pressure. In terms of volume, MRVL saw nearly $2 billion in turnover with active trading. Investors should monitor subsequent industry orders and earnings guidance to capture sector rotation opportunities.

### Related Stocks

- [LITE.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/LITE.US.md)
- [AXTI.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/AXTI.US.md)
- [GLW.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/GLW.US.md)
- [COHR.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/COHR.US.md)
- [MRVL.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/MRVL.US.md)
- [NOK.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/NOK.US.md)
- [AAOI.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/AAOI.US.md)
- [POET.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/POET.US.md)

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