TREE NEWS reports: JPMorgan strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said the recent selloff in AI-related stocks may lose momentum after investors sharply reduced their positions. Bets on semiconductor stocks have been largely unwound, including among hedge funds and trend-following investors, and the bank’s overall equity positioning gauge has fallen significantly from its mid-September peak, which may limit further downside.
JPMorgan: AI Stock Selloff May Ease as Investors Cut Positions
The signal here is about positioning, not fundamentals: JPMorgan's read is that the selling has been driven by crowded AI and semiconductor exposure being unwound, and that gauge has already come well off its peak. That matters most for momentum and trend-following strategies, which amplify moves in both directions and are now less extended. Whether the reduced positioning actually caps further downside is the open question, since de-risking can continue even from lower levels if sentiment keeps deteriorating.
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