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Decoding semiconductor volatility

Decoding semiconductor volatility

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Semiconductor sector volatility remains high as investors weigh surging memory growth against questions over durability and valuation. Walter Scott’s Murdo MacLean breaks down what’s going on.

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    Key points:

  • AI and semiconductor shares have entered a new phase of growth.
  • High bandwidth memory demand is driving sharp gains across memory-related stocks.
  • Many chip stocks have rallied strongly, with some valuations reaching rare territory.
  • Recent market weakness highlights ongoing volatility and sustainability concerns.
  • Walter Scott focuses on durable, established semiconductor businesses.
     


3454759  Exp: 18 September 2026

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