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Shyon

I see this chip selloff as a potential opportunity, but I am not rushing to buy the dip just yet. AI demand remains a strong long-term driver, especially for memory and semiconductor companies, but even solid fundamentals cannot prevent short-term corrections when sentiment turns negative and leveraged positions unwind.

I will keep watching key technical support levels and wait for signs of stabilization before adding more. I am bullish on the long-term AI trend, but I would rather miss the first part of a rebound than catch a falling knife. For me, discipline and capital preservation matter more than trying to buy the exact bottom.

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