On September 10, ASE Technology fell 3.28% in regular trading, trading at $39.87/share, with turnover of $19.23 million. The decline came after a strong run that saw the stock climb roughly 10% from $37.51 on September 4 to $41.20 at the close on September 9, suggesting short-term profit-taking pressure.

The broader semiconductor sector was under significant selling pressure, with Intel down 4.82%, SK hynix down 4.23%, Micron Technology down 3.17%, Advanced Micro Devices down 2.21%, and NVIDIA down 2.11%, dragging individual names lower across the board.

Notably, ASE Technology's fundamentals remain intact. The company recently reported August net revenue of NT$82.25 billion, up 45.7% year-over-year, with its assembly, testing, and material segment surging 53% to NT$51.29 billion. The stock had also been buoyed by expanded advanced packaging orders from Google for its TPU platform and Intel's EMIB initiative, alongside a 5%-10% price hike in high-end packaging and testing services. The current pullback appears to be a technical correction driven by sector-wide weakness rather than any deterioration in company-specific fundamentals.

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