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The global semiconductor sector has learned to parse results day differently: headline profit tells you where a company has been; share price movement tells you what the buy-side thinks comes next.
Samsung Electronics posted preliminary second-quarter profit representing an 1,800 percent jump year on year, a record for the period, and its shares fell anyway.
A record profit the market chose to sell The preliminary figures confirm the strongest second-quarter result Samsung Electronics has reported.
Against the backdrop of AI-driven chip demand, that outcome may have been priced in well before the numbers arrived.
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