QUALCOMM Incorporated shares closed Friday down 0.41% at $151.59, heading into a week packed with catalysts while the U.S. market took the weekend off. After-hours trading saw the stock slip slightly to $151.44, a 0.10% drop.
Shares of Qualcomm Incorporated slipped roughly 0.8% to $151.44 on Thursday afternoon, having dropped earlier to $149.75. Around 5.1 million shares changed hands.
Qualcomm shares dipped 0.5% to $153.76 in afternoon trading Tuesday, erasing earlier gains as investors digested new target cuts amid a weaker smartphone forecast.
Qualcomm shares slipped Monday following a price target cut from Mizuho, which highlighted a weaker forecast for global smartphone shipments this year. The stock dipped roughly 0.6% to $154.90 in afternoon trading.
Qualcomm closed Friday down 1.2% at $155.82, with intraday swings ranging from $154.88 to $158.10. Roughly 7.1 million shares traded during the session.
Qualcomm shares slipped 1.25% on Friday, closing at $155.82. Traders cited a mixed day for chip stocks and a new SEC proxy filing highlighting executive pay and stock-based compensation as factors weighing on the stock. With U.S. markets closed Saturday, all eyes now turn to what hurdles Qualcomm faces in the coming week.
Shares of Qualcomm Incorporated dipped roughly 1.7% to $155.15 in Friday afternoon trading, putting the company's market cap near $168 billion. The Nasdaq-listed stock fluctuated between $155.06 and $158.10, with around 4.2 million shares traded.
Qualcomm shares rose about 0.6% on Thursday, a modest lift as investors looked past a choppy start to January and toward the chip designer’s next earnings update.
QUALCOMM Incorporated shares climbed roughly 1.5% to $156.36 by late morning Wednesday, following the announcement of its upcoming quarterly earnings release date.
Qualcomm Incorporated shares dropped 3.36% Tuesday, closing at $154.07 and marking a seventh consecutive day of losses as chip stocks declined alongside the broader market. Nvidia fell 4.38%, Broadcom tumbled 5.43%, while Intel bucked the trend, gaining 3.41%. Qualcomm’s trading volume hit roughly 11.8 million shares, surpassing its 50-day average of 8.9 million, with the stock sitting about 25% below its 52-week peak.
Shares of Qualcomm dropped 2.4% to $155.63 during midday trading Tuesday, adding to the sell-off in chip stocks amid fresh concerns over tariffs. Investors continued to offload riskier assets.
Qualcomm shares slipped 0.6% to $160.47 Friday afternoon, marking a continued dip for the chipmaker despite announcing its upcoming quarterly cash dividend.
Qualcomm shares dropped 1.9% on Thursday, closing at $161.39. This marks the chipmaker’s fifth day in a row of declines, trailing a mostly steady U.S. market. The S&P 500 gained 0.26%, and the Dow rose 0.60%. Qualcomm fell behind rivals like Nvidia and Broadcom, while Intel also slipped.
QUALCOMM Incorporated shares ended Wednesday down 0.5% at $164.54 and dipped a bit more in after-hours trading, following a fresh U.S. tariff ruling affecting certain AI chips that shook the semiconductor sector. Source: Finviz