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This bearish ‘key reversal’ chart pattern could be why chip stocks suffered a rare selloff

A bearish chart pattern in the South Korea’s Kospi Composite Index could act as a warning for the U.S. chip sector, given that the two have moved in sync during their recent sharp run ups.

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This bearish ‘key reversal’ chart pattern could be why chip stocks suffered a rare selloff
A bearish chart pattern in the South Korea’s Kospi Composite Index could act as a warning for the U.S. chip sector, given that the two have moved in sync during their recent sharp run ups.
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