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Nathan Peterson explains why AI-led demand fuels upside bias amid wild MU and SOX swings, and how investors can brace for and balance portfolio volatility.
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Nathan Peterson on Schwab Network watching a midweek rotation into tech called a "bias to the upside," and he used Micron (MU) and the PHLX Semiconductor Index (SOX) as examples of what rampant single-stock volatility looks like when AI demand meets scarce supply. That matters because this is not a gentle trend, it’s a market re-pricing driven by real end-market growth in chips and by swings in investor positioning, and Schwab’s own business is one of the places that benefits when traders and reallocations accelerate.
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