Asia Hedge Funds, Rich Investors Face Steep Losses in AI Selloff
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Steep AI-linked losses for Asia hedge funds and wealthy clients mean forced de-leveraging — not just sentiment — will keep pressure on AI and chip names. If your company’s valuation or exit timing depends on AI comparables, assume a longer, choppier path and prioritize cash runway over growth-at-all-costs.
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