inTest is trading 10.07% down now at $13.04, amid broad semiconductor weakness.
- No new company-specific announcement was identified for October 14. The latest disclosed update expected record Q3 orders and revenue at the high end of guidance; results are scheduled for November 6.
- Investors are concerned about Chinese competition from CXMT and AI-trade risks; hotter-than-expected September inflation also pressured technology stocks.
- Semiconductor shares fell despite strong ASML results.