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Ignore the wild swings in chip stocks until they reach these ‘lines in the sand’

Ignore the wild swings in chip stocks until they reach these ‘lines in the sand’
MarketWatch Tuesday 10 November 2026, 20:53 UTC By Tomi Kilgore 1 min read
Key Points

Investors shouldn’t pay much attention to how the SOX chip-sector index trades until it reaches key technical battleground areas above and below current levels.

Investors shouldn’t pay much attention to how the SOX chip-sector index trades until it reaches key technical battleground areas above and below current levels.
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