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Hedge funds dumped chip stocks for a fourth week as AI shares sold off

Hedge funds have reduced chip stock holdings for four consecutive weeks amid a broader sell-off in AI shares.

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The brief

Hedge funds are shifting toward defensive positioning by reducing exposure to tech hardware. This trend coincides with a sell-off in AI shares and chip stocks that has persisted for four weeks.

Coverage from Yahoo Finance, FXStreet, and thewealthadvisor.com emphasizes a defensive turn in positioning ahead of earnings. Goldman Sachs reports that while the funds are on the defensive, there are emerging signs of "buying on dips.

Attention remains on potential further drawdowns in AI stocks, with Goldman Sachs warnings citing a possible move from an 18% plunge to a 50% drawdown.

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How long have hedge funds been selling chip stocks?

According to Yahoo Finance, hedge funds have dumped chip stocks for a fourth week.

What is the current sentiment regarding AI stock valuations?

Goldman Sachs has warned of an AI stock crash, noting an 18% plunge that could potentially worsen to a 50% drawdown.

Why are hedge funds adjusting their portfolios now?

Coverage from thewealthadvisor.com indicates positioning is turning more defensive ahead of earnings.

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