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Nasdaq 100 Stocks Add Nearly $500 Billion As Chips Battle To Snap 2008-Style Rout

BenzingaPiero Cingari

The SOX index is on track to snap an 8-day losing streak, its longest since October 2008. Nasdaq 100 stocks added nearly $500 billion.

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