Arm Holdings Shares Slide 19% Over Past Month: Buy or Sell?

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Arm Holdings stock has retreated 19.8% over the past month, underperforming the Nasdaq 100 which dipped 0.5%. The downturn was largely driven by broader semiconductor selloffs and ongoing legal disputes with Qualcomm, although management's financial guidance remains unchanged. With the fiscal second-quarter earnings report scheduled for November 4 and revenue projected at $1.38 billion, the current valuation sits roughly 32% below Wall Street's mean analyst target of $291. Despite recent volatility and pending judicial decisions regarding Qualcomm's royalty payments, fundamental forecasts for fiscal 2027 point toward a 23% revenue increase to $6.06 billion, suggesting the recent pullback may offer an attractive entry point for investors.

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Arm's stock fell 19.8% over the past month, correcting 51% from its peak. This decline is driven by a broader chip sector sell-off and legal risks with Qualcomm, while the company's earnings guidance remains unchanged. Investors should monitor the Q2 earnings release scheduled for November 4 and the Qualcomm royalty ruling.

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Arm's stock drop is a combined result of deteriorating sentiment across the AI chip sector and litigation risks with Qualcomm (the potential suspension of royalties, which account for half of operating profit). If the worst-case scenario in the court ruling against Qualcomm materializes, it could deal a heavy blow to earnings.

The bullish scenario is that strong November earnings combined with a limited resolution of the Qualcomm risk will highlight valuation attractiveness (95.6x forward P/E), while the bearish scenario involves a loss in court and further correction in the semiconductor sector. Key metrics to watch are whether the Q2 revenue guidance of $1.38 billion is met and the court ruling outcome.

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