Semiconductor Stocks Surge as Morgan Stanley Backs AI Chip Demand
Semiconductor stocks surged after Morgan Stanley turned bullish on AI-driven capex plans, boosting SOXL ETF and holdings like AMD, Micron, and Intel amid renewed investor optimism.
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