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Gold miners outperform AI stocks in August as sector rallies 43%

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index drops 4%, Micron Technology falls 5%

The informal ceasefire between the US and Iran has broken down, causing international oil prices to surge. US stocks closed mixed, and the storage sector turned positive after initially declining.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is approaching the key support level of 11,200 points, with the AI bull market hanging by a thread!

The U.S. SOX Index is approaching the critical support level of 11,200 points; if it fails to hold, it could open up further downside potential. If the support is maintained, it is expected to see a recovery aided by position clearing and seasonal tailwinds.

Equities: Hyperscaler stress and chip volatility – Commerzbank

US STOCKS-Wall St rallies on chip stocks recovery; earnings draw focus

Crypto market breakout could accelerate as AI trade cools, analyst says

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Surges 4.5% at Open

Arkea AM flags SOX entering bear market as chip stocks slide 20% from peak

The semiconductor sector plunged this week, but UBS and Barclays remain bullish.

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Enters Bear Market

Apple unseats Nvidia to become world's most valuable company as AI bets shift

Apple closes in on Nvidia in race for world's most valuable company

Micron and Qualcomm Sign Long-term Agreement to Secure Supply of AI Automotive Storage

Micron's AI chips are entering the automotive sector, forming alliances with giants such as Qualcomm to seize the "software-defined vehicle" trend. However, behind the AI frenzy, there are undercurrents, as concerns over slowed capital expenditures by cloud providers are prompting Wall Street to quietly reduce semiconductor exposure. The high-stakes game in chip stocks has entered deep waters.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index enters a technical bear market, with a certain whale clearing out holdings and losing $10.4 million.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index widened its early-session decline to 3%.

All three major U.S. stock indexes closed lower, with semiconductor, memory, and optical communication sectors leading the decline; the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 4.65%.

U.S. stocks move | Chip stocks surge across the board! The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rises over 3.5%, AMD and Broadcom jump more than 6%

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index expands its decline to 4%

Chip equipment stocks strengthen, boosted by investment plans announced by Samsung and SK Hynix

Technology stocks rebounded strongly, driving a broad rally in U.S. equities. The semiconductor index rose nearly 4%, and MSTR surged over 12%.

Severe divergence in the semiconductor sector! Equipment stocks generally rose by over 2%, while storage chip giants Micron and SanDisk both plunged.

Price increase across the board! AI is no longer free

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index expands gains to 6%, reaching new record highs

Nasdaq has risen more than 7% over the past three days, with Western Digital surging over 14% during Monday's trading session.

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Plummets 5%

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index drops 4.6%

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Falls Over 4%, Broadcom Drops Over 14% Leading the Sector

Software stocks that were once ignored are now highly sought after by everyone

PHLX Semiconductor Index posts best start to year on record, adding $5.7 trillion in market cap