ARM Holdings PLC

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ARM reports stellar Q4 results, eyes $4B revenue, and automotive growth

ARM's Q4 2024 showcased remarkable revenue growth, strong partnerships, and a promising outlook for future expansion and market leadership.
While facing challenges such as delayed bookings and lower volume expectations, ARM's strategic strengths and growth opportunities position them well for continued success.
With a focus on innovation, market diversification, and revenue growth targets, ARM remains confident in its growth trajectory and market positioning.

ARM reports record Q1 earnings, eyes growth in AI and partnerships

ARM Holdings PLC delivered impressive financial performance in Q1 2025, marked by record revenue growth and strong guidance for the upcoming quarters.
The company's strategic focus on key growth drivers like AI, v9 adoption, and smartphone royalties positions it well for sustained success in diverse markets.
While facing challenges in addressing analyst inquiries and maintaining growth momentum, ARM remains poised to capitalize on opportunities through strategic partnerships and market expansion.

ARM surpasses revenue expectations, poised for growth amid AI demand

ARM Holdings PLC demonstrated strong performance in royalty revenue growth and exceeded revenue expectations in Q2 2025.
While facing challenges such as declining licensing revenue and ongoing litigation, ARM's future outlook remains positive driven by AI demand.
Opportunities lie in leveraging technological advancements like Armv9 adoption and expanding into new markets to sustain growth and market leadership.

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Arm Holdings Plc engages in the licensing, marketing, research, and development of microprocessors, systems IP, graphics processing units, physical IP and associated systems IP, software, and tools. It operates through the following geographical segments: United Kingdom, United States, and Other Countries. The company was founded on November 12, 1990 and is headquartered in Cambridge, the United Kingdom.

Arm Holdings received a few negative notes from Wall Street analysts this week. The Federal Reserve's "higher for longer" rhetoric on Wednesday also hurt technology stocks, especially highly-valued ones.

Why Arm Holdings plc Plunged This Week

Cathie Wood argued in a CNBC interview this week that one chip stock is overrated for two key reasons. Wood doesn't think that AI is overrated, and it continues to present a big investing opportunity.

Cathie Wood Thinks There's Been "Too Much Emphasis on AI" With This Chip Stock -- and It's Not Nvidia

Arm was the biggest IPO in the US since late 2021 when it made its market debut last week. But Ark Invest's Cathie Wood sat out the chip designer's float.

Cathie Wood says Ark Invest avoided Arm's blockbuster IPO because valuation was on 'high side'

Arm dominates the semiconductor design market with approximately half of all chips using its technology. The business relies heavily on royalties and licensing deals, which hasn't resulted in huge revenue growth.

Could Freshly IPO'd Arm Stock Be the Next Nvidia?

Arm Holdings' stock on Thursday dipped for the first time below its initial public offering price, while short sellers appeared to be betting against the chip designer just a week after its Wall Street debut.

Arm dips below IPO price as short sellers circle

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When Cathie Wood believes a particular growth stock is overvalued, that speaks volumes. Such is the case with Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM ) and its high-profile initial public offering (IPO).

Why Are Chip Stocks NVDA, AMD, ARM Down Today?

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Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) is not the only name that has had a  buzzy initial public offering (IPO) recently.

IPO Roundup: Checking on 3 Stocks After Market Debut

Arm stock dropped below its initial public offering price on Thursday amid negative sentiment for the chip designer's prospects.

Arm IPO Officially A Bust As Stock Drops Below Set Price

Shares of newly listed tech companies Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM), Instacart (NASDAQ:CART) and have retreated following their impressive debuts raising doubts over if an initial public offering (IPO) market comeback is underway. The recent IPOs have captured significant investor attention due to the lack of new listings over the past 18 months amid the broader market downturn spurred by rising interest rates.

ARM, Instacart, and Klaviyo retreat casting doubts over IPO comeback

Arm CPUs are prolific in the smartphone and consumer electronics markets. Both markets are in a downturn, and sluggish, long-term unit growth is likely the best-case scenario.

Half of Arm Holdings' Revenue May Not Grow at All

Instacart fell below its IPO price in premarket trading, while chip-design company Arm is just above its own listing price. Fresh data suggest more pain could follow.

Instacart Falls Below IPO Price, Arm Is Also Close. What the Data Show Happens Next.

Shares of the three tech companies that recently conducted initial public offerings — including two unicorns — were all trading lower early Thursday, with the most recent, Klaviyo Inc., pulling back after a strong debut on Wednesday.

Klaviyo, Instacart and Arm Holdings slide premarket as shine comes off recent crop of IPOs

Marketing automation firm Klaviyo's shares closed well below their first-day high on Wednesday, while a slump in the stocks of Arm Holdings and Instacart added to doubts over whether a hoped-for new-listings revival would materialize.

Klaviyo, Arm, Instacart wobble, raising doubts over IPO revival

Instacart parent Maplebear and Arm have reversed sharply after their IPOs. Read on to find out if you should buy the dip on Instacart stock.

As Instacart Stock And Arm Suffer Reversals, Don't Forget Risks Of IPO Stocks

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Where are stocks headed as we approach the fourth and final quarter of the year? Hard to say.

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The September slump is in full effect as the S&P 500 fell about 2% since the end of August. Still, investors are finding plenty to be excited about in today's markets.

September's 7 Most Controversial Stocks: Buy or Bail?

Shares of Arm Holdings fell for a fourth straight session on Wednesday after the chip designer's stellar market debut last week, with short seller interest picking up.

Arm Holdings shares extend declines, down fourth session in a row

Cathie Wood – the Founder and Chief Executive of Ark Invest chose to sit on the sidelines as Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ: ARM) debuted on Nasdaq last week.

Cathie Wood did not participate in Arm's IPO: here's why

Arm's successful IPO comes with a significant valuation premium over the broader chip design peer groups. While market's optimism for Arm's AI opportunities are overshadowing the company's exposure to China risks, its fundamental performance shows otherwise. Despite Arm's mission-critical role in enabling next-generation technologies, we think it faces a greater-than-normal exposure to ongoing China risks relative to peers, which is not factored into its valuation premium.

Arm Holdings IPO Highlights A China Vs. AI Dilemma For Markets

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Tech stocks are leading the way for September's notoriously choppy trading window. The tech-heavy Invesco QQQ ETF (NASDAQ: QQQ ) is down 2% since the beginning of the month, in line with broader market trends.

September's 3 Most Controversial Tech Stocks: Buy or Bail?

Opinion-splitting tech investor Cathie Wood snubbed the hyped Arm Holdings PLC (NASDAQ:ARM) IPO claiming some of the semiconductor firm's competitors are priced ‘much lower' and have much more exposure to AI. Wood, head of investment group ARK, has been buying chipmaker stocks such as AMD and Taiwan Semiconductor in recent months, and, has somewhat controversially been a seller of Nvidia despite its soaring performance.

Cathie Wood says ARK snubbed ARM IPO as she favors cheaper competitors with more AI exposure

Grocery-delivery app Instacart CAR, known officially as Maplebear Inc., fell 4% in premarket trade Wednesday, a day after the stock debuted on Wall Street with a bang, opening 40% above where its initial public offering priced before easing later on — potentially paving the way for more IPOs after a two-year dry spell. Arm Holdings Plc.

Instacart and Arm shares fall premarket as all eyes turn to Klaviyo

Arm Holdings stock soared after its IPO last week, but its lofty valuation just isn't supported by the fundamentals. Nvidia is growing rapidly thanks to the AI boom, but its profits may not hold up as competition intensifies.

2 Overheated Chip Stocks to Avoid at All Costs

Instacart stock soared 40% above its IPO price on Tuesday when it started trading. Before Tuesday, the grocery brand secured a $10.2 billion valuation fully diluted, far below the $39 billion valuation it earned during the pandemic.

The IPO market has been frozen for 2 years. Arm and Instacart point to a thaw coming in 2024.

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After a blistering run in this year's first half, the stock market has changed. Many high-flying stocks have taken a turn for the worse since the dog days of summer and are now flashing warning signs to investors.

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