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Hedge funds dumped chip stocks for a fourth week as AI shares sold off

Hedge funds are shifting to defensive positioning, selling off chip and AI stocks for the fourth consecutive week.

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Hedge funds have reduced their exposure to tech hardware and chip stocks for a fourth week amid a sell-off of AI shares. This shift toward defensive positioning comes as funds prepare for upcoming earnings reports.

Coverage from Yahoo Finance, FXStreet, and thewealthadvisor.com highlights this defensive turn. Additionally, Moomoo and finance.biggo.com report that Goldman Sachs previously warned of an AI stock crash, noting an 18% plunge that could potentially worsen to a 50% drawdown.

Market observers are now monitoring for "buying on dips," a trend identified by Goldman Sachs following the plunge in U.S. stock momentum stocks.

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How long have hedge funds been selling chip stocks?

According to Yahoo Finance, hedge funds have dumped chip stocks for a fourth week.

What was Goldman Sachs' warning regarding AI stocks?

Goldman Sachs warned of an 18% plunge that could worsen to a 50% drawdown.

Why are hedge funds reducing tech hardware exposure?

Thewealthadvisor.com reports that positioning is turning more defensive ahead of earnings.

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