On August 24, Teradyne fell 3.66% in pre-market trading, trading at $362.8/share, with turnover of $2.6433 million.

On the news front, Baird downgraded Teradyne from outperform to neutral while maintaining a $420 price target, continuing to suppress market sentiment. The downgrade follows Baird's earlier reduction of its price target from $446 to $420 on July 30. Since mid-August, Teradyne has recorded significant cumulative losses as surging long-term bond yields triggered a broad semiconductor sector selloff, with the stock declining over 13% from August 18-19 alone. The Baird downgrade has further intensified market debate over near-term valuation recovery potential.

Within the Semiconductor Equipment sector, weakness remains broad-based. Among peers, Applied Materials fell 2.4%, Lam Research fell 2.32%, KLA Corporation fell 2.17%, ASML fell 0.61%, and AXT fell 6.4%. FactSet consensus maintains an overweight rating on Teradyne with a mean price target of $455.92, suggesting analysts still see upside despite the near-term headwinds.

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