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What: Semiconductor packaging and testing expert Amkor Technology (Nasdaq: AMKR) crashed overnight, falling as much as 13.5% in early trading today.

So what: The third-quarter report fell short of analyst expectations and near-term guidance was also disappointing. A low-end product mix and slow sales to consumer electronics customers conspired to set up this weak report.

Now what: We've heard this song before: A company involved in the manufacturing process of semiconductors unveils a slow fourth-quarter outlook but gazes ahead to a generally strong market in 2011, and the shares take a pummeling. Nanometrics (Nasdaq: NANO) did it, Mattson Technology (Nasdaq: MTSN) too, and FSI International (Nasdaq: FSII) wasn't safe either. It seems you can take your pick among chip-fabrication experts if you're looking for a high-tech stock that's been oversold on recent short-term concerns.

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