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This Was the Heaviest Selling Yet in Semis, Which Means a Turn is Close

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TRADING APOLOGIST profile imageTRADING APOLOGIST29 Jul 2026, 06:14 UTC
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The market is currently in a state of mixed signals, with semiconductor stocks like SMH and MU showing weakness, breaking below key technical levels and potentially heading lower. SMH is down 4% after an earnings report, and MU is exhibiting signs of a potential double top on the weekly chart. The NASDAQ index (NDX) has also broken below its 20-week moving average, indicating further downside potential. Conversely, sectors like semiconductors and communication services are showing relative strength, with some beginning to outperform. Oil prices are recovering, and while yields are elevated, they are not yet at levels seen in 2019. Memory prices are seeing increased demand, but companies are cutting production due to shrinking margins. The analysis suggests a rotation into more defensive sectors like healthcare (XLV) and consumer staples (XLP) which are showing resilience. Some stocks like Apple, Meta, and Amazon are showing strength, but broader market weakness in technology and semiconductors remains a concern. Investors should be cautious and monitor inflation data and potential Fed rate hikes. Short-term trading opportunities may exist in oversold conditions for some tech names, but the overall trend points towards continued sector rotation and potential choppiness in the market. Investors should focus on defensive sectors and quality names that are less sensitive to economic downturns.

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