SOXL is trading at $102.12 (-4.94%) after hours versus the regular-session close of $107.43, reversing part of its 6.28% regular-session advance; the supplied context identifies no specific late-breaking semiconductor catalyst.
- October 28’s regular session was supported by SK Hynix’s record results and optimism about AI-memory demand; its outlook pointed to tight supply through 2030.
- Chip-related stocks gained, with Micron up 4.8% and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index up 0.9% in Reuters’ session coverage.