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US chip stocks have recorded their worst week in more than a year, signaling a sharp reversal for a segment of the market that had been performing strongly.

According to Financial Times, high-flying semiconductor shares fell as ‘momentum trades’ backfired. That phrasing is used by the Financial Times to link the price moves to a breakdown in momentum-driven trading patterns.

The Financial Times headline and subhead together convey two core points found in the source: first, that US chip stocks registered their worst week in more than a year; and second, that the outlet attributes the falls in these high-flying semiconductor names to momentum trades that did not hold. The quoted subhead — ‘momentum trades’ backfired — is the source’s concise description of the apparent market dynamic.

This draft retains only the facts reported in the source excerpt. It notes the magnitude and timing of the move (the worst week in more than a year) and the characterization provided by the Financial Times (that high-flying semiconductor shares fell as momentum trades backfired). No additional companies, figures, dates beyond “more than a year,” locations, or causal mechanisms are asserted here beyond what the Financial Times phrased in its coverage.

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