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The Nasdaq 100 fell 5.5% on Thursday, while semiconductor stocks were nearly 40% below their mid-2026 highs, according to Seeking Alpha contributor D.M. Martins Research.
Why it mattersThe article argues that sharp swings in frontier technology shares do not, by themselves, prove the AI boom has ended. It points to the sensitivity of AI valuations to changing assumptions, rather than treating one ugly session as a verdict. That is a useful market signal, not proof of what caused every move or where prices go next.
Discuss: Is this a painful reset in AI expectations, or the start of a deeper retreat?
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