Chip stocks are the cheapest they’ve been in nearly seven years. How low is too low?
MarketWatch· Philip van Doorn· Nov 6, 2026 · 12:03 PM
Contrarian investors might see the sharp decline in semiconductor stocks on Nov. 5 as a buying opportunity, especially since soaring earnings expectations have driven valuations to their lowest levels since January 2019.
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