Semiconductor stocks have been on a hot streak in 2017, with demand booming from all sectors of the economy
The stock performance of companies in the semiconductor sector has been spectacular this year.
Jensen Huang, founder, president, and CEO of Nvidia, holds the Xavier AI car supercomputer, at a keynote address in Las Vegas on Jan. 4, 2017. Ethan Miller/Getty Images
The stock performance of companies in the semiconductor sector has been spectacular this year.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is up more than 39 percent year-to-date, as of Oct. 27. That’s a massive outperformance of the broader Nasdaq Composite Index, which is up 24 percent since Jan. 1.
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