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Semtech Corporation (SMTC) adds 10.4% as weekly momentum broadens

The semiconductor stock finished at $166.71, with four-week and twelve-week gains showing the move has extended beyond a one-week rebound.

Semtech Corporation
Latest166.71 USD
1W move10.4%
Volume0.9x
TrendActive
Semiconductor components and a market-data screen representing Semtech weekly stock performance.

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Semtech Corporation (SMTC) rose 10.4% for the week ended June 12, closing at $166.71 on a weekly price path over 52 weeks. The advance lifted its four-week return to 21.1% and its twelve-week return to 126.5%.

Confirmation remains strong but not one-sided. The trend signal is active, Relative Strength stands at 80.7, and Market Dynamics show positive pressure at 1.7. Volume was 14.0 million shares, below the 13-week average of 15.4 million, leaving liquidity support less forceful than the price move.

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