U.S. stock night market volatility: Continuous insider selling, Credo Tech fell 3.13% in the night market

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements Credo Tech fell 3.13% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On December 10, Chi Fung Cheng, the Chief Technology Officer and Director of Credo Technology Group, reported the sale of company common stock. This move may lead to a lack of confidence among market insiders, affecting the stock price decline. On December 9, Sylvia Acevedo, a director of Credo Technology Group, also reported the sale of company common stock. The consecutive insider selling actions have intensified market concerns about the company's future performance, further depressing the stock price. On December 10, analysts maintained a buy rating on Credo but believed that five other stocks offered better investment value. This comparative rating may lead investors to reassess Credo's investment attractiveness, impacting stock price performance. The technology industry is growing rapidly, with intense market competition. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Nvidia fell 1.90% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On December 9, U.S. President Trump announced that Nvidia would be allowed to export H200 chips to China, provided that the U.S. government takes a 25% cut from sales. This move is seen as a significant victory for Nvidia, with the stock price rising 1.2% in after-hours trading. Source: Reuters On December 10, executives from Haiguang Information stated that the entry of H200 into China may intensify competition in the domestic high-end chip market, but the sales cut will increase procurement costs, and market penetration will still face challenges. Source: Jin10 Data On December 9, analysts pointed out that if the Bank of Japan raises interest rates, it may lead to the unwinding of yen arbitrage trades, putting pressure on U.S. tech stocks like Nvidia. Source: Reuters The chip market competition is intensifying, with significant policy impacts. Broadcom fell 1.76% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On December 9, the Federal Reserve is about to hold a rate decision meeting, with the market expecting an 80% chance of a rate cut, but sticky inflation may affect future policies. Broadcom's earnings report is about to be released, and the market is focused on its AI business performance. Source: Wall Street Insight On December 9, JP Morgan expected Broadcom's revenue for the October quarter to exceed $17.5 billion, mainly due to strong AI network and custom ASIC orders. Source: JP Morgan Report On December 8, analysts raised Broadcom's target price, citing Google's TPU project as a driver for AI revenue growth. The partnership between Broadcom and Google is seen as a key factor in the market's optimistic shift. Source: Melius Research Analyst Report AI chip demand is strong, and market sentiment is optimistic. Micron Technology fell 1.91% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On December 9, UBS released an optimistic assessment, believing that the supply-demand mismatch in Micron Technology's traditional DRAM market has boosted pricing power, expecting revenue for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 to reach $13.2 billion, with an EPS of $4.27 UBS reiterated a buy rating with a target price of $275. On December 10, HSBC gave Micron Technology its first buy rating with a target price of $330, believing that Micron will benefit from a 4 to 5-year upcycle, with stock performance outperforming the Nasdaq index. On December 9, the market widely bet that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates this week, with weakening inflation boosting confidence in rate cuts, affecting overall market sentiment. The memory demand cycle is driven by AI, and the market is optimistic