Healthcare Stocks Increasingly Trade Opposite to Tech, Showing Negative Correlation with Semiconductor ETFs
A Wall Street Journal analysis, citing FactSet data, indicates that large-cap pharmaceutical and health insurance stocks have moved into negative correlation with semiconductor exchange-traded funds in recent months. This suggests that the momentum of the artificial intelligence boom is now a primary driver for healthcare stocks, with them tending to catch a bid when chip stocks sell off.
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