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Get alerts for SOXXJim Cramer says not to think the worst is over after chip stocks lost $1 trillion in value.
NeutralThe semiconductor fund fell during a broad chip selloff tied partly to Intel's weak forecast. The story reports no change in the fund's holdings or business outlook.
Why is AMD's stock going up on Friday?
NeutralSOXX is named as a fund that gives investors access to AMD and other chip companies. The story reports no change to the fund itself.
Mike Novogratz says the Nasdaq might drop 30% because of an 'AI disaster,' but he thinks data center growth will keep going.
NeutralChip stocks took the brunt this week, and SOXX fell 0.91% Thursday; Novogratz still expects data-center building to continue. A possible AI disaster is a risk, not a reported event, so the story gives no clear lasting change for chip makers.
A leading economist says the heavy focus on semiconductor stocks doesn't mean a true market boom, so be careful.
NeutralSOXX follows chip stocks, now about 15% of U.S. market value. The article warns this concentration could hurt indexes, but stronger chip profits leave its outlook unchanged.
Analysts believe Micron's growth from AI isn't finished, but will the stock keep rising?
NeutralThe article says Micron is a large holding in SOXX and fund flows can trigger automatic trading. It reports no actual fund flows or change in SOXX's outlook.
Retail investors sold a record $300 million in ETFs, cashing out on tech profits while chip funds took the biggest losses.
Bad for SOXXSOXX had $270 million in one-day retail withdrawals and $695 million for the week. Its 82.56% year-to-date gain and Friday rise are counterpoints, but the large withdrawals and early trading drop point to selling pressure.
Micron's stock drops nearly 2% as investors worry before earnings, but experts still say to buy.
Bad for SOXXThe story reports short positions in the iShares Semiconductor ETF, which directly signals selling pressure for that fund.
$30B goes into ETFs, with IVV getting the most at $6.5B.
Good for SOXXThe iShares Semiconductor ETF pulled in $598.6 million, boosting its assets and showing sector-specific demand for semiconductors.
Fitch warns that a drop in AI could cause U.S. stocks to fall 35% and lead to a recession.
NeutralThe article models a 40% fall for the semiconductor ETF as a trigger, yet treats that as a hypothetical scenario and prediction markets assign low odds.
ETFs attracted $182.6 billion in investments during August, while semiconductor funds experienced significant withdrawals.
Bad for SOXXSemiconductor-focused funds face redemptions as investors pulled money out of chip funds in August.
SGOV, IWM, and SOXX drive a $3.2B surge in ETF inflows, while GLD faces significant redemptions.
Good for SOXXReceived $410.26 million in inflows, highlighting continued interest in semiconductor stocks.