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Credo Technology Stock Falls Despite Beating Fiscal Q1 Targets

Credo Technology's stock price fell despite the company beating its fiscal Q1 targets.

By · Published September 1, 2026 at 22:28 UTC · Updated September 1, 2026 at 22:28 UTC

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Credo Technology's stock price fell despite the company beating its fiscal Q1 targets. The company reported $479 million in revenue and $129.4 million in GAAP net income. This decline comes despite the company's earnings call and forecast, which were covered by thestreet.com. TradingView noted insider selling and options market jitters before earnings were announced. Seeking Alpha focused on the $600 million optical revenue ramp. The discrepancy between Credo's financial performance and its stock price movement is the subject of investor attention.

Investor's Business Daily was the only outlet to note the stock's decline. The reasons for the stock's fall are not yet clear. The company's earnings call and forecast were covered by thestreet.com. TradingView noted insider selling and options market jitters before earnings were announced. Seeking Alpha focused on the $600 million optical revenue ramp. The reasons for the stock's fall are not yet clear.

The company's earnings call and forecast were covered by thestreet.com. TradingView noted insider selling and options market jitters before earnings were announced. Seeking Alpha focused on the $600 million optical revenue ramp. The reasons for the stock's fall are not yet clear.

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The obvious questions

What were Credo Technology's fiscal Q1 earnings?

Credo Technology reported $479 million in revenue and $129.4 million in GAAP net income for fiscal Q1.

Why did Credo Technology's stock price fall?

The reasons for the stock's fall are not yet clear.

What is the focus of Seeking Alpha's coverage?

Seeking Alpha focused on the $600 million optical revenue ramp.

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