The semiconductor stocks continued melting up last week until Intel threw some cold water on the Dutch tulip bulb price-chasing party. Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN) reported Tuesday after the close. Revenues declined 5% from the year-earlier quarter. The management stated that demand continued to slow across most markets. TXN then said Q2 revenues would drop 10% from Q2 2018. It said earnings would be down 13%. Management also explained that historically down-cycles last 4-5 quarters. With the company 2 quarters into a down-cycle, it would seem that the "green shoots" sighted by some companies in