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Dan Ives Says Semiconductor Sell-Off Is ‘Way Overdone’ As AI Spending Fears Rattle NVDA, MU, SKHY, SNDK

Yorkville partner Dan Ives argues the recent semiconductor stock sell-off is "way overdone" despite market fears regarding AI spending. In a CNBC interview, Ives highlighted that data center deals are accelerating and the demand to supply ratio currently stands at 13:1. While chip stocks have experienced their worst stretch in 16 months due to AI fatigue, Ives views the retreat in Nvidia stock as a potential entry point for investors rather than a warning sign of systemic failure.

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  • ✓ Chip stocks have suffered their worst stretch in 16 months.
  • ✓ Dan Ives stated in a CNBC interview that the semiconductor sell-off is "way overdone".
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Dan Ives provided specific demand-to-supply ratios and identified the current Nvidia pullback as a buying opportunity.

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  1. Dan Ives Calls Semiconductor Sell-Off "Way Overdone" Amid AI Spending Fears

    Yorkville partner Dan Ives argues the recent semiconductor stock sell-off is "way overdone" despite market fears regarding AI spending. In a CNBC interview, Ives highlighted that data center deals are accelerating and the demand to supply ratio currently stands at 13:1. While chip stocks have experienced their worst stretch in 16 months due to AI fatigue, Ives views the retreat in Nvidia stock as a potential entry point for investors rather than a warning sign of systemic failure.

    Why it matters

    The AI trade is facing increased scrutiny as investors question the sustainability of chip spending. This volatility affects major players including Nvidia, Micron, SK Hynix, and SanDisk. The current downturn represents a significant shift from the rapid growth seen in the previous year.

    What is confirmed

    • Chip stocks have suffered their worst stretch in 16 months.
    • Dan Ives stated in a CNBC interview that the semiconductor sell-off is "way overdone".

    Still unconfirmed

    • AI fatigue is gripping the market.

    What to watch next

    • Quarterly spending reports from major cloud service providers
    • Updated demand-to-supply ratios for AI chips
    • Official guidance from Nvidia regarding data center deal volume
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    9. CNBC — The AI trade is cracking. Here's how to profit
    10. Bloomberg.com — Tech Stocks: Cracks Are Starting to Appear in the AI Trade
    11. Yahoo Finance — Morning Bid: Chips off the table
    12. MarketWatch — Chip stocks suffer worst stretch in 16 months as AI fatigue grips the market
    confidence 80%
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