A chip selloff refers to a rapid decline in semiconductor stock prices, often triggered by weak demand, inventory gluts, or geopolitical tensions. It impacts tech investors, hedge funds, and manufacturers like Nvidia or AMD. Short sellers profit from falling prices, while long-term buyers may benefit from discounted entry points during market corrections.
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