Brutal Semiconductor Selloff Traces Its Roots to This Trend
Are we at capitulation point on semiconductor stocks? Here’s why I feel it’s time to be brave.
Are we at capitulation point on semiconductor stocks? Here’s why I feel it’s time to be brave.
Employers announced 43,994 job cuts in October, the fewest for the month since 2023. AI cuts were the lowest of the year as economic conditions passed AI as the top reason for 2026.
The election bounce has turned into a bull trap as semiconductors get slammed. Here’s why — and a biotech I’m eyeing.
Third-quarter productivity was the strongest in a year as output jumped while hours worked were little changed.
Let’s see how and why the midterms gave a boost to Wall Street, and examine why even some tech giants surged — while others dropped.
Rotation is still the story, but the election has changed its shape.
A decisive victory by Democrats lifts the market, but not all stocks. The top five most active were all down along with the Semiconductor Index.
A Democratic sweep of Congress supercharged the rotation trade, with hyperscalers joining a rally that lifted almost everything except semiconductors and AI power and data center names.
The Dow surged and new highs topped 300, but the leadership keeps shifting before charts can develop.
Let’s examine three major headwinds blowing against AI infrastructure buildout.