Semiconductor and Tech Stocks Plunge on AI Infrastructure Funding Concerns, Analyst Picks by Stock
애널리스트 | Sun Jun 28 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) | 8 sources
Oracle recorded its worst week in 25 years while semiconductor stocks including Micron and Nvidia declined together, with analysts identifying buy recommendations among affected names.
Analysis
[Oracle] recorded its worst week since the 2001 dot-com bubble [6]
- Stock plunged 19% in a single week
- Market cap evaporated 55% from September peak
- $130 billion in debt for AI infrastructure investment for OpenAI
- 71% of analysts still rate it a buy
[Micron Technology] plunged 6% after earnings surprise, closing a volatile week [7]
- Q3 revenue of $41.46 billion
- more than 4x year-over-year
- Q4 guidance of $50 billion
- Stock up 863% over past year
- Driven by surging hyperscaler memory demand
[Semiconductor Sector] saw global selloff on AI infrastructure cost concerns [7][8]
- Intel down 3%
- Arm 4%
- Marvell 5%
- Sandisk 10%
- Europe's ASML down 2%
- Infineon 4%
- ASM 4%
- SK Hynix down 8%
- Samsung 5%
- Advantest 10%
- Triggered by reports of potential OpenAI IPO delay
[Nvidia (NVDA)] was named top chip pick by Seeking Alpha analyst Vinay Utham [2][8]
- Vinay Utham recommended it as the most attractive chip stock
- Down over 8% in June among the Magnificent Seven
- Sidelined alongside Alphabet in megacap rebound
- Underperformed amid chip sector selloff
[CoreWeave & Nokia] emerged as next-generation picks in Nvidia's portfolio [5]
- CoreWeave backlog surged from $67B to $99B
- First cloud to deploy Vera Rubin NVL72 platform
- Nokia integrating Nvidia ARC-Pro processors into 5G equipment
- Intel and Nebius up 480% and 410% respectively over the past year
[SpaceX] rebounded after dipping below $150, cited as next $3 trillion club candidate [1][3][4]
- Market cap around $2.1 trillion
- Price-to-sales ratio of 110x vs S&P 500 average of 3.6x
- Goldman Sachs forecasts 100x revenue growth by 2030
- Among $3 trillion candidates with Amazon
- TSMC
- and Broadcom
Sources
- [1] SpaceX Dipped Below $150 and Then Bounced Back. Here's What That Tells Long-Term Investors. - Yahoo Finance
- [2] SA Asks: What's the most attractive chip stock right now? - Seeking Alpha Market News
- [3] Will Amazon, Taiwan Semiconductor, SpaceX, or Broadcom Be the Next $3 Trillion Company? - The Motley Fool
- [4] Should Everyday Investors Add SpaceX to a Portfolio That Already Includes Consumer Stocks? - The Motley Fool
- [5] 2 Nvidia-Owned Stocks Investors Should Buy Now - The Motley Fool
- [6] Oracle stock has worst week since 2001 dot-com bust as AI financing concerns escalate - CNBC World Markets
- [7] Micron sinks 6%, wrapping a wild week of trading that saw big swings - CNBC World Markets
- [8] Nvidia, Alphabet sit out megacap tech bounce as chip stocks sink - CNBC World Markets