TREE NEWS reports: The Nasdaq fell 1.2% in early US trading as the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 3.7%, with TSMC down about 4% after reporting third-quarter results. Optical and memory chip stocks sold off broadly: Lumentum fell about 8%, Coherent about 7%, and SK Hynix, Western Digital, SanDisk and Seagate each about 6%. The Dow rose 0.4% while the S&P 500 slipped 0.4%.
Nasdaq Falls 1.2% as Chip Stocks Slide; TSMC Drops 4% on Q3 Results
AI take
The selloff's breadth across optical, memory and foundry names points to a sector-wide de-rating rather than a single earnings miss, with the Dow's gain suggesting rotation out of semis rather than outright risk-off. TSMC's result is the catalyst, but the punishment of suppliers and memory peers implies the market is reading it as a demand or margin signal for the whole chain. Whether the weakness stays contained to semiconductors or spills into the broader Nasdaq is the open question.
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