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Last week, Broadcom's guidance disappointed Wall Street — and within hours, the AI chip trade triggered a selloff that wiped over $1 trillion from semiconductor stocks alone. Marvell fell 16%, Micron 13%, Nvidia 6%. And the Nasdaq had its worst single day since April 2025.

In this video, I break down what actually caused this, then go through both the bear case and the bull case with the data, so you can decide what to do with your own portfolio.

Timestamps:
00:00​ — Introduction
00:42​ — What caused this
02:50​ — Bear case
04:15​ — IBKR shoutout
04:48​ — Bear case (continued)
07:32​ — Bull thesis

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China and Hong Kong stocks fall on tech selloff, renewed Mideast tensions
Jun 11, 2026, 16:58 GMT+8

China and Hong Kong stocks ended lower on Thursday, led by declines in tech shares tracking weakness in regional peers, while a fresh escalation in Middle East tensions also weighed on investor sentiment.
* The United States launched new strikes against multiple targets overnight in Iran, and President Donald Trump vowed even more attacks if no peace deal is secured.
* At the market close, the benchmark Shanghai Composite index 000001 declined 0.2%, while the blue-chip CSI300 index 3399300 dropped 0.6%.
* In Hong Kong, the benchmark Hang Seng Index HSI fell 0.7%, marking a seventh straight losing session and its longest losing streak since October.
* Tech shares dropped across the board, with Shenzhen's startup board ChiNext 3399006 sliding 1.1%, and Hong Kong's tech shares HHSTECH shedding 1.5%.
* The decline followed weakness in regional peers, as MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan (.MIAPJ0000PUS) fell 0.3%.
* Analysts at HSBC Qianhai Securities said in a note that the rally in AI hardware stocks could resume amid continued capex spending from major cloud service providers and solid earnings fundamentals, "but a more balanced approach on AI vs non-AI is warranted in the second half of this year".
* Hong Kong shares of e-commerce giant Alibaba BABA fell 5.4% to their lowest closing price since July 2025, after reports about its Dingtalk CEO Chen Hang's departure following debates about AI focus.
* Meanwhile, U.S. consumer inflation increased at its fastest pace in three years in May, boosted by surging prices for energy products amid the Middle East conflict, and giving the Federal Reserve more reason to maintain a hawkish tilt into 2027.
* Separately, market participants will shift their attention to China's May credit lending data to gauge the health of the economy, following an unexpected contraction in new yuan loans in April.

https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2026:newsml_L1N42J08N:0-china-and-hong-kong-stocks-fall-on-tech-selloff-renewed-mideast-tensions/
📢 Singaporean households will each receive $500 in CDC vouchers from June 11 to help them with their daily expenses. These vouchers will be valid till Dec 31, 2027.

While the impact of the Middle East crisis has so far been less severe than expected, the Government is ready to do more if needed, said DPM Gan Kim Yong. https://str.sg/mD5e