A semiconductor selloff refers to a rapid decline in stock prices within the chip industry, often triggered by demand slowdowns or geopolitical tensions. Investors use it to rebalance portfolios or buy undervalued shares. Long-term buyers benefit by acquiring discounted assets, while short-sellers profit from price drops. This cycle reshapes market leadership.
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