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TER Teradyne, Inc.

$308.85
$0.10
(0.03%)
Today
Closed $308.85
$0.35
(0.11%)
After Hours
EarningsOct 27
Mkt Cap$48.29B
Vol2.67M

About TER

Teradyne, Inc. engages in the development and sale of automatic test systems. It operates through the following business segments: Semiconductor Test, Robotics, and All Other. The Semiconductor Test segment designs, manufactures, and markets semiconductor test products and services. The Robotics segment includes operations related to the design, manufacturing, and marketing of collaborative robotic arms, autonomous mobile robots, and advanced robotic control software. The company was founded by Alexander V. d'Arbeloff and Nicholas DeWolf in 1960 and is headquartered in North Reading, MA.
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Sergiolke
$TER in the last 3 months. 2 times it has hit 430 2 times comeback to 330 This has become a swing trade sadly. Anything under 350 is a strong buy regarding what analists say.
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ivanhoff
The dips in AI stocks are still getting bought. Here's $TER finding initial support near its risign 20EMA.
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GGofCA
$TER $500 soon and well deserved. One of the most underrated and under the radar companies around! Buy!
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BuyTheDip
Teradyne dropped 5.25% on Friday to $325.20, right along with the rest of the chip-equipment group, and I couldn't find anything company-specific behind it. The news that actually matters came Oct 12: a test collaboration with FormFactor plus a $300M equity stake in FORM, aimed at HBM, advanced packaging and silicon photonics (still pending approvals). Q3 lands Oct 27 after the close, with consensus around $2.04 EPS on $1.27B of revenue. The forward multiple is still rich, so I care more about the guide than the beat. I own $TER, for what it's worth.
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Latent_Equity
Testing is becoming a choke point for AI chips, and Teradyne ($TER) is putting money behind that view. FormFactor ($FORM), which makes the probe cards that test chips while they're still on the wafer, is selling Teradyne 2,234,887 new shares for about $300M in a private placement. By our calc, that's about $134 a share and roughly 2.8% of FormFactor after the sale. The two companies will also work together on testing high-performance chips, advanced packaging, HBM memory and silicon photonics. The deal isn't done yet. It's expected to close in FormFactor's fiscal Q4 2026, subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals. Source: FormFactor 8-K and joint release, Oct 12–13, 2026. General research, the same for every reader. Not investment advice.
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TradeWithInsight
$TER was on Sunday's watchlist as a buy over 451.86, the Oct 2 high. It never got there. Monday and Tuesday both topped out around 448. Today it gapped down to 415.55 and closed at 411.78. Buy it at 447 because it looked close enough and you're down about 8% on a trade that never set up. We waited for the trigger, so it cost us nothing. The level is the entry rule. If price doesn't trade through it, there's no trade.
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TradeWithInsight
$TER trade idea, October 9th 455C. Trigger 451.86, target 463.66, stop 444.17. TER gapped and trended higher Friday on positive news. Up about 24% in 30 days on AI test demand, Q3 revenue outlook raised, Q2 revenue up 104% year over year with over 60% tied to AI. Resistance at 463 sits immediately above, then all time highs.
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topstockalerts
Teradyne shares jumped after a series of product launches and partnerships strengthened its position in AI-driven semiconductor testing and industrial automation. The main catalyst was the Iris 100, a new optical test platform for high-volume microLED and photonics applications, including AR microdisplays and AI data-center interconnects. Teradyne also launched the Magnum E2 memory test system for advanced interfaces such as LPDDR6, DDR6 and GDDR7. Universal Robots introduced a seventh-generation AI-ready cobot platform, while a multiyear partnership with GS Microelectronics will support a new semiconductor testing center focused on AI, automotive, RF and power devices. Teradyne is also expanding into Bengaluru, India, as part of the country’s government-backed semiconductor initiative. The company entered the announcements with strong fundamentals: Q2 2026 revenue rose 104% year over year and non-GAAP EPS reached $2.47 versus the $2.06 consensus. $TER
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PrivateBrowsingMode
$TER should just went with ter this morning 100 shares instead of buying the dip that kept dipping with $WDC hahah
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heikoscreens
Big breadth flip on my momentum screener overnight. It flags stocks where MACD, stochastic and the 10-day WMA all agree on direction. Yesterday mid-morning: 202 buy / 632 sell. Today, same time of day: 633 buy / 169 sell. Semis are carrying a lot of it on my dashboards: $TER +6.5%, $TXN and $MCHP ~+4.5%, $SYNA +13.6% (top MidCap gainer), $MXL +13.4% (top SmallCap gainer). Caveat: this screener reacts fast by design, so one strong session can flip hundreds of names, and a lot of these signals are only minutes old. I'd want to see it hold a few days before reading anything into it. Jobs data, rate hopes, or just semis catching a bid?
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WAJeff
$TER Nice, sometimes I’m not an imbecile. At 30% off that level I’d have to consider again
KryptonResearch14
$TER Teradyne was one of the strongest chip names Friday, up about 7.7% to near 448 and among the top SOX gainers (IBD). The driver is not a rumor. The company announced its Magnum E2 memory tester Tuesday (Sept 29), covering LPDDR6, DDR6, GDDR7 and NAND flash on one platform: up to 64 test sites, 24.5K high-speed I/O pins, and memory plus logic testing on the same hardware (company release). The detail that matters: AI memory is moving to PAM3/PAM4 signaling, and E2's whole pitch is near-DUT architecture, instruments close to the device so signal integrity holds at speed. The memory trade keeps finding new layers. Test equipment is one the feed rarely talks about.
DonCorleone77
$TER Teradyne announces Magnum E2 memory test sytem Teradyne announced Magnum E2, a next-generation high-speed memory test system for advanced DRAM and flash interfaces, including LPDDR6, DDR6, GDDR7, and NAND flash. Built on Teradyne's proven Near-DUT Test architecture, the foundation of the widely deployed Magnum EPIC platform, Magnum E2 supports both production and engineering configurations, covering qualification through high-volume manufacturing on a common hardware and software platform.

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