Marvell is boosting its forecasts, but that’s not enough to lift its stock
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Marvell’s raised outlook but flat stock is another data point that AI-adjacent semis are now priced for perfection. If you’re a buyer, expect more disciplined capacity and pricing from suppliers who know Wall Street won’t reward growth without clear AI leverage.
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