Chips · Stock report · Aehr Test Systems (AEHR)
Aehr — ranks 82nd of 86 chip stocks over a month, and just slipped under its 200-day line
The Closelooknet read
Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) sits near the bottom of our chip section: it ranks 82nd of 86 stocks by one-month move, down 12.37%. Our money-flow reading (a gauge of net buying pressure) is 167.7, still positive but slowing, and it fell 33.5 points over 21 sessions. Our momentum score is 22. On 14 October the stock closed at $71.49, under the average close of the last 200 sessions at $72.17. What we watch: whether it can close back above $72.17, or keeps slipping beneath it.
Where Aehr stands among our chip stocks
Most of its test-and-measurement peers moved the other way over the month. Advantest (6857.T) in Tokyo gained 22.96% and Lasertec (6920.T) 28.6%. FormFactor (FORM) rose 17.72% and Cohu (COHU) 16.55%. Only Onto Innovation (ONTO) at -1.13% and Nova Ltd (NVMI) at -1.1% also fell, both by far less than Aehr's 12.37%. Technoprobe (TPRO.MI) in Milan rose 8.72%.
Our money-flow and quality readings
Our money-flow reading is 167.7 and has cooled: down 12.8 points over five sessions and 33.5 over 21. Its label is still positive but slowing. Momentum scores 22 on our semis-cyclical weighting. Only one of our scoring modules has data for Aehr, so we show no composite score and no financial-health check.
Price trend
Aehr closed at $71.49, down 7.77% on the day after opening 3.81% lower, and down 20.01% over five sessions. It is 0.94% below its 200-day average of $72.17 and 26.25% below its 50-day average of $96.93. The 52-week high close was $145.61 on 17 August, so the stock sits 50.9% below it. Even so, it is up 254.09% this year and 180.13% over twelve months.
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