US semiconductor stocks are experiencing massive volatility:
The Semiconductor Index, SOX, to S&P 500 ratio is down to 1.45 points, its lowest since April 2026.
This ratio has declined -0.46 points, or -24%, from its mid-June peak.
Over this period, SOX has fallen -24%, while the S&P 500 has gained +2%.
The relative decline is comparable to the one seen following the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble burst.
However, the ratio is still up +142% since the 2022 bear market low of 0.60.
Meanwhile, SOX has also declined for 8 consecutive trading sessions, its longest streak since the 2008 Financial Crisis.
Semiconductor stocks are more volatile than ever.
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The Semiconductor Index, SOX, to S&P 500 ratio is down to 1.45 points, its lowest since April 2026.
This ratio has declined -0.46 points, or -24%, from its mid-June peak.
Over this period, SOX has fallen -24%, while the S&P 500 has gained +2%.
The relative decline is comparable to the one seen following the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble burst.
However, the ratio is still up +142% since the 2022 bear market low of 0.60.
Meanwhile, SOX has also declined for 8 consecutive trading sessions, its longest streak since the 2008 Financial Crisis.
Semiconductor stocks are more volatile than ever.
#usa $XRP $XLM #Semiconductor #Finance #SOX #stockmarket #breakingnews