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Chip stocks selloff extends on valuation, Meta’s pivot fears

A sharp decline in semiconductor shares continues as market analysts highlight valuation concerns and mounting fears regarding Meta’s strategic pivot.

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Technology and semiconductor stocks are undergoing a significant two-day decline at the start of the third quarter. Shares of Intel, AMD, Taiwan Semiconductor, Seagate, Kulicke and Soffa, and Lam Research have all experienced downward movement. Market volatility is further reflected in a spike in the Nasdaq 100’s fear gauge.

Coverage from Bloomberg, WSJ, Barron's, and Axios emphasizes that concerns over bubble risks—flagged by Bank of America—are contributing to the selloff. Yahoo Finance points to specific investor apprehension surrounding Meta’s pivot as a key factor in the broader tech sector retreat. Market observers are monitoring whether the semiconductor slump will continue to impact broader tech indices.

While the current downturn is defined by valuation jitters and sector-specific fears, coverage does not yet specify how long the downward pressure on these equities will persist.

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Which companies are experiencing share price declines?

Reported companies include Intel, AMD, Taiwan Semiconductor, Seagate, Kulicke and Soffa, Lam Research, NVDA, and MU.

What risk factors have been identified by analysts?

Bank of America has cited bubble risks for tech and semiconductor stocks, while other reports point to valuation concerns and fears regarding Meta's pivot.

How has the broader market reacted?

The Nasdaq 100's fear gauge has spiked, and the selloff has contributed to a rough start for chip stocks in the third quarter.

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