Is China Really to Blame for the Chip-Driven Tech Wreck?
Semiconductor stocks are selling off hard, a scary picture in a key week for earnings. But is the ‘China factor’ really to blame?
Semiconductor stocks are selling off hard, a scary picture in a key week for earnings. But is the ‘China factor’ really to blame?
There are odd trading patterns developing for tech stocks on either side of the Pacific. And there’s a specific reason why trading in Hynix is particularly weird.
The ‘national team’ has stepped into the markets to stem the slide in A shares, propping up stocks ahead of a memory-chip maker’s listing.
XBI seems to be heading toward support and a bounce would be a good chance to do some selling.
Here’s why the chip behemoth’s earnings should comfort semiconductor investors rather produce nervousness.
Here’s how I’m handling my memory/storage trades as DRAM ETF, stocks like SanDisk take a hit; also let’s check Iran, the Fed and bank earnings.
Shares in the Korean semiconductor firm are set to list on Friday and raise a record amount for a company based outside of the U.S.
The world’s largest chipmaker seemed to trigger a surprising stock selloff.
The Seoul market and select chipmakers around Asia saw wild volatility, but the chaos is highly sector-specific.
The strong showing of East Asian equities stems from gains in memory stocks, as well as cheap currencies. What will the second half bring?