The semiconductor-stock selloff, the longest since 2006, generated $32 billion for short sellers who bet against the sector, according to Bloomberg. Semiconductor stocks had been among the strongest-performing corners of the U.S. equity market for much of the last year.
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STOCKS | Semiconductor Rout, Longest Since 2006, Nets Short Sellers $32 Billion
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