$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   This looks less like a singlecompany problem and more like a sectorwide reset in expectations. When semis have had a strong run, the whole group becomes vulnerable to any sign that growth might not be as perfect as the market had priced in. In that kind of setup, even a rumour or softer narrative can trigger broad selling across names that are otherwise very different businesses. For me, the key question is not whether the long-term semiconductor story is broken. It is whether the market had simply become too comfortable pricing in flawless growth, flawless execution, and endless AI enthusiasm. That is why I think moves like this are worth watching carefully: - Some names may just