TREE NEWS reports: US chipmaker stocks fell for an eighth straight session, the longest losing streak since 2008, as investors questioned the outlook for the AI trade. CoreWeave dropped 7.5%, extending a selloff driven by concern that the massive buildout of AI infrastructure has outpaced companies’ ability to earn a return on that investment. The S&P 500 swung despite most of its constituents advancing.
US chip stocks head for longest losing streak since 2008
The chip complex is now trading as the purest read on AI capex sentiment rather than on semiconductor demand itself, which is why a single narrative — that infrastructure spending has run ahead of returns — can drag the group lower even as the broader index holds up on breadth. CoreWeave's outsized move matters because it sits closest to the financing side of that buildout, where return-on-investment doubts bite first. Whether the weakness stays confined to AI-levered names or starts pulling the wider market is the open question.
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