U.S. stock optical communication concept stocks mostly declined, AAOI dropped more than 7%

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Mars Finance News, June 9th, according to market data, U.S. stock optical communication concept stocks generally declined, with the new fund FOTO (Pure Photonics ETF) listed on May 28th falling 3.01%. Among optical module stocks: Huang Renxun called out the stock Maiwell Technology (MRVL), which fell 6.69%, and Huang Renxun previously called it the next trillion-dollar market cap company; AAOI (Applied Optoelectronics) fell 7.13%, the company is a manufacturer of high-speed optical modules (800G/1.6T), focusing on AI data center transceivers; LITE (Lumentum Holdings) fell 3.48%, the company is a core supplier of optical communication lasers and optical modules, a main vendor for AI data centers; COHR (Coherent Corp.) fell 7.02%, the company is a leader in lasers, optical components, and photonics solutions, covering data centers and industrial fields; CIEN (Ciena Corporation) fell 4.61%, the company produces high-speed SerDes and connectivity chips, focusing on low-power AI data center interconnects; FN (Fabrinet) fell 2.95%, the company is a high-end OEM and assembly leader for optical modules, providing manufacturing services for many optical module companies; AXTI (AXT Inc.) fell 4.16%, the company supplies optical chip materials (InP, GaAs substrates), providing key raw materials for AI optical modules; NOK (Nokia) fell 3.63%, as a telecommunications equipment giant, Nokia has been heavily investing in optical networks and AI data center interconnects in recent years, and is an important extended player in optical modules and photonics concepts.
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