Morgan Stanley's Lisa Shalett warned semiconductor stocks may be overvalued as hyperscalers increasingly develop lower-cost proprietary AI chips. She expects slowing AI infrastructure spending and weaker pricing power to challenge chipmakers, despite continued investor interest and SK Hynix's Nasdaq debut.
Morgan Stanley's Lisa Shalett warned semiconductor stocks may be overvalued as hyperscalers increasingly develop lower-cost proprietary AI chips. She expects slowing AI infrastructure spending and weaker pricing power to challenge chipmakers, despite continued investor interest and SK Hynix's Nasdaq debut.
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