A chip selloff refers to a rapid decline in semiconductor stock prices, often triggered by weak demand, oversupply, or economic uncertainty. Investors use it to reassess portfolios, while buyers see opportunities to acquire undervalued shares. Manufacturers benefit from reduced inventory pressure, and long-term holders gain by purchasing at lower entry points.
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