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Chip Stocks Are Now Cheaper Than the S&P 500 — Something Unseen During the Entire AI Boom

Nov 6, 2026 · 12:25 PM ET· updated 47m ago
Chip Stocks Are Now Cheaper Than the S&P 500 — Something Unseen During the Entire AI Boom

Chip stocks now trade at a 22% discount to the S&P 500, Bank of America says, after the SOX fell 38% from its June peak. SMH rebounds Friday.

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Why It Matters

Chip company stocks have fallen a lot and now cost less than average stocks. When prices drop this far, it might mean they are worth looking at more carefully.

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