Big Money Managers Keep Dumping Chip Stocks—They're Serious About Cutting Losses

Major investment firms have sold semiconductor stocks (the chips that power AI) for four weeks running, after the sector dropped 8% in late June. This isn't a panic reaction to one bad day. It's a steady, deliberate exit. The mood has shifted: people now talk about a "bubble" forming, not just a normal pullback—language that makes more investors want out.