GPU/CPU Sector Rises in Overnight Session, AMD Up Nearly 3%, AVGO Down Nearly 1%
Complete. Here is the key summaryThe GPU/CPU sector showed mixed performance in the overnight session, led by AMD, while NVDA edged up and INTC and MRVL lagged; leveraged derivatives saw heightened volatility.
According to reports, during the overnight session on Wednesday (July 22) Eastern Time, the GPU/CPU sector generally trended upward with volatility. As of press time, mainstream stocks in the sector showed mixed performance, with AMD.US standing out, trading at $547.50 in the overnight session, up approximately 2.75% from the previous close. AVGO.US traded at $394.21 in the overnight session, retreating nearly 0.66%.
Industry leader NVDA.US recorded a slight gain in the overnight session, trading at $210.04, up about 0.94%, after touching a high of $214.39 during the session. MRVL.US showed relative weakness, trading at $213.16, down 1.03%. INTC.US remained under pressure in the overnight session, trading at $102.85, down about 0.22%. ARM.US traded at $281.00 in the overnight session, down about 0.85%. QCOM.US traded at $174.38, down about 0.71%. DELL.US traded at $438.86, down 0.67%.
On the derivatives front, volatility was significantly amplified. NVDL.US (2x Long) traded at $32.50 in the overnight session, down about 1.78%; NVDD.US (1x Short) traded at $31.79, down 0.51%. INTW.US (2x Short INTC) traded at $25.98, up about 0.31%. ARMG.US (2x Long ARM) traded at $23.63, down about 1.05%. MVLL.US (2x Long MRVL) traded at $27.29, up about 1.83%. CBRG.US (2x Short CBRS) traded at $4.79, flat. AVGX.US (2x Long AVGO) traded at $49.95, down about 1.03%. Trading volume during the overnight session was relatively light, with investors awaiting further macroeconomic guidance.
