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The $1.3 Trillion Chip Rout Is a Reset, Not the End of the Bull Market
The recent $1.3T drop in chip stocks is a healthy market reset, not the end of the bull run, suggesting a buying opportunity.
- Market correction viewed as a technical reset rather than a fundamental trend reversal.
- Long-term AI infrastructure demand remains intact despite short-term volatility.
- Valuation compression offers a better entry point for long-term investors.
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