US Stock Movement: ASE Technology Holding Plunged on October 13 – Semiconductor Stocks Weakened and High-Level Pullback
Bitget异动解读2026/10/13 13:36ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. October 13th Sharp Decline Analysis
Keywords: Semiconductor stocks weakening, pullback from highs
1. On October 13th, at the opening of the US stock market, several semiconductor and memory-related stocks declined; on October 12th, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell by 2.7% and TSMC ADR fell by 2%. The selling pressure in the sector continued, dragging down ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. as a packaging and testing company.
2. As of October 13th, the company's cumulative gain for the year was 186%, but it has dropped 3.46% in the past five days; the previous cumulative increase was substantial, and combined with the sector pullback, there is short-term profit-taking pressure on the stock price.
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