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Another analyst throws Marvell a lifeline
Marvell Technology is getting the kind of note that makes a bruised stock chart look a little less tragic. The headline takeaway: a new $435 price target, which suggests roughly 90% upside from here, even after the recent 23% selloff.
Why bulls still like the story
The thesis here is basically: the AI plumbing race is still very much on, and Marvell wants a bigger seat at the table. The company is tied to:
- high-speed optical connectivity, which is fancy-speak for moving data really, really fast
- custom silicon, the bespoke chips hyperscalers love when off-the-shelf won’t cut it
- long-term revenue growth that some analysts think can stay in the 40%-45% range through FY29
The numbers are doing the heavy lifting
The note also points to consensus expectations for Q2 FY27: about 35% revenue growth and 39% EPS growth. That’s not “steady and boring,” that’s “buckle up and hope the AI capex party keeps going.”
For investors, the bigger question isn’t whether Marvell has momentum on paper. It’s whether the market decides this is a temporary wobble or a better entry point into a still-very-hot AI infrastructure name.
Big picture: when a stock drops 23% and analysts still keep handing out towering price targets, the market is basically asking whether fear has outrun fundamentals.