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$4.40 (1.52%)
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NASDAQ
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USD
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USA
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TECHNOLOGY
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Arm Holdings plc is a leading technology company known for designing and licensing a wide range of processor-related technologies. These include microprocessors, graphics processing units, and various systems for use in automotive, computing, consumer technologies, and the Internet of Things. Founded in 1990 and based in Cambridge, UK, Arm's innovations are fundamental to the development of products by semiconductor companies and equipment manufacturers worldwide. As a subsidiary of Kronos II LLC, Arm has a global presence, including major markets like the United States, China, Taiwan, and South Korea.
Cramer flags forced liquidations by overleveraged money managers as the driver of tech stock pressure, naming semiconductor heavyweights at risk.
But this time it should be quite obvious that one or two big portfolio managers are blowing up taking with them all the margined players in tech: Sandisk, AMD, Intel, Arm and so many others. The great tech unwind
Cybersecurity and optical networking stocks crushed it at Tuesday's close, with Applied Optoelectronics surging 11% while Lucid cratered 13% on EV concerns.
Arm, Marathon Digital, and SanDisk all jumped over 10% as semiconductor and AI infrastructure stocks dominated the close. Energy stocks fell, with Exxon Mobil sliding 2.6%.
Super Micro Computer surged 15.83% at the bell while semiconductor darlings Arm and Palantir crashed, signaling a sharp rotation away from Big Tech consensus picks.
Arm's 10.67% surge signals chip strength even as Meta tumbles 4.57%, while AMC extends its rally with another 10.44% gain as the closing bell rings.
ARM hit a new 52-week high at $412.55 (2026-06-15).
Arm surged nearly 12% in the closing stretch as chip stocks captured AI tailwinds, while fintech and telehealth stumbled with Hims & Hers down 7%.
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