Chip Stocks Rise, But Not Much Else | Internet News

Chip Stocks Rise, But Not Much Else

Written By
Paul Shread
Paul Shread
Apr 17, 2003
1 minute read

Intel’s better than expected earnings gave chip stocks strong gains on Wednesday, but blue chips fell sharply on earnings concerns.

The Nasdaq added 3 to 1394, the S&P 500 lost 10 to 879, and the Dow plunged 144 to 8257. Volume rose to 1.56 billion shares on the NYSE, and 1.52 billion on the Nasdaq. Decliners led 17-14 on the NYSE, and 16-13 on the Nasdaq. Downside volume was 67% on the NYSE, and 40% on the Nasdaq. New highs-new lows were 127-26 on the NYSE, and 107-30 on the Nasdaq.

After the close, Sunmissed revenue estimates, as did Mercury Interactive. AMD, Apple, Broadcom, UTStarcom, Lam Researchand SanDisktopped estimates.

During the day, Microsoftgained 1.2% after beating earnings and revenue estimates, but giving mixed guidance. The stock finished well off its highs for the day.

Intelfared better, surging 6% after beating estimates, and Texas Instrumentssoared 10% on its results.

EMCalso joined in the party, climbing 8% after beating estimates.

DoubleClickclimbed 1.8% after beating estimates, and Digital Riverrose fractionally on its report.

Seagate, E*Tradeand CDWgained on their reports, while Motorolaand Photonfell on theirs.

Yahooslipped 0.5% on the departure of former CEO Tim Koogle from the company’s board of directors.

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