Semiconductors Rise Even When News Looks Bad
Semiconductor shares kept the market moving higher. This happened after inflation numbers came in hotter than expected, pushing Treasury yields up to their highest level since mid‑2025.
Even with that pressure, investors still poured money into growth stocks, especially semiconductor companies. The sector showed strong buying power while many other parts of the market lagged behind.
One big story is Nvidia. The company has a record of delivering huge earnings during its reporting month, which attracts even more buying interest.
Industry groups that track chip makers also reported solid performance, adding to the positive vibe.
Traders say that the "relative strength" of semiconductors—how they move compared to the overall market—remains one of the most reliable clues for where the market might go next.
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