koolgal
02-06 06:51
I choose A: The AI & Semi Valuation Purge - A Healthy Reset.  This selloff looks more like a valuation purge than a structural collapse.

AI & Semiconductors have been priced for perfection for months. Software multiples stretched.   Anything with AI automation got a premium.

Anthropic drops new legal work flow automation tools.  Suddenly the market realises that AI isn't just enabling software.  It is competing with it.  That's enough to trigger a sentiment shock, not a structural trend reversal.

This is what a healthy reset looks like: Excess froth gets burnt off.  Momentum traders exit.  Funds rebalance.  Strong companies get cheaper.  Weak companies get exposed.

Beneath the chaos, opportunities are quietly starting to brew.

Why not B: Structural Trend Reversal?  We are not seeing earnings collapsing.  Demand isn't evaporating.  Cloud, Cybersecurity & enterprise spend remain intact.

Why not C: Defensive Pivot.  Tech is still the engine of global growth.

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