The sharp sell-off in semiconductor stocks is irrational; with AI capex on track, earnings season underway, and foreign inflows confirmed, peak-out fears are overdone and present a dip-buying opportunity.
Sat at the very top throughout the 7-day window, but today's news—'KRW 4 trillion net selling of Samsung Electronics and SK hynix,' 'semiconductor panic selling,' 'power equipment down 40%'—turned the tone sharply skeptical. The dip-buying thesis and peak-out fears are in head-on collision.
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Why it matters
Reports such as Daishin Securities' 'irrational share price decline' support dip-buying, but news highlights the plunge and panic selling—a skeptical phase in which consensus is wavering. Strong on both reports and news.
What would change it
A structural correction is underway, unwinding first-half gains amid semiconductor peak calls and a collapse in single-stock leveraged ETF flows.
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