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GAM’s Markham Says Chip Selloff Not Yet a Buy-the-Dip Moment

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 28 July 2026, 09:17 UTC By Matt Clinch, Anna Edwards and Guy Johnson 1 min read
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GAM’s Markham Says Chip Selloff Not Yet a Buy-the-Dip Moment The global selloff in chip stocks is not yet a buying opportunity as investor positioning remains crowded, according to GAM’s Paul Markham.

GAM’s Markham Says Chip Selloff Not Yet a Buy-the-Dip Moment The global selloff in chip stocks is not yet a buying opportunity as investor positioning remains crowded, according to GAM’s Paul Markham. “There are so many people on the same side of the boat that there is always going to be a situation where there is over-ownership,” Markham told Bloomberg TV.
GAM (ORG) Markham (LOCATION) Paul Markham (PERSON) Bloomberg TV (ORG)
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