On June 2, ASE Technology (ASX) fell 3.04% in pre-market trading, trading at $36.90/share, with trading volume of $92,800. The stock has now declined for multiple consecutive sessions after peaking above $40 following the AMD investment catalyst.

The ongoing pullback follows a sharp rally driven by AMD's announcement of over $10 billion in investment into Taiwan's semiconductor and AI ecosystem, with ASE designated as a core OSAT partner to co-develop next-generation 2.5D bridge interconnect technology. The stock had surged over 5% on that news in late May but has since given back those gains as broader semiconductor sector rotation and profit-taking pressures intensified. Market participants have noted that AI and semiconductor stocks experienced extreme crowding, with technical corrections targeting key moving averages as leveraged funds reduced positions.

Within the Semiconductors sector, performance was mixed. Among individual stocks, Broadcom up 4.62%, NVIDIA up 0.89%, Micron Technology down 0.77%, Advanced Micro Devices down 1.20%, Intel down 1.68%.

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