Loop Capital said that Marvell Technology’s tribute to Sello-FF is a buying opportunity. Marvell’s stock accounted for 16% of the former market after the semiconductor company’s latest results and guidance failed to impress investors. Chipmakers earned $1.82 billion and earned 60 cents per share. These are much better than earnings of 59 cents per share, while analysts surveyed through Factset expect revenue of $1.8 billion. Malville also released current quarterly guidance that exceeded expectations. Analyst Gary Mobley said MRVL 1D Mountain Marvell Technology is still an opportunity and investors should take advantage of their strengths. “Following guidance from more than expected 4q25 (JAN) results and exceeding the 1st quarter (APR) guidance and giving close to 40% corrections to the stock since Jan (based on AFT-MKT), we are taking this opportunity to get a rating of MRVL shares,” Mobley wrote. “Based on the aftermarket stock selloff, it is clear that investors are not getting the beats and fees needed to maintain MRVL’s current affluent valuation.” “In addition, the small gains in the results/guide are driven primarily by things other than AI/Cloud, although apparently led by AI/Cloud. Now, we believe that stocks have compelling risk-reward considerations.” Marvell shares have fallen more than 18% this year. The analyst, who is priced at $110, remains the same, which means more than 20% above Wednesday’s closing price, shares are $90.14.