A bearish chart pattern in the South Korea’s Kospi Composite Index could act as a warning for the U.S. chip sector, given that the two have moved in sync during their recent sharp run ups.
This bearish ‘key reversal’ chart pattern could be why chip stocks suffered a rare selloff
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