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High-tech stocks plummeted!

PMI (Purchasing Managers Index) deteriorated! High-tech stocks plummeted due to rekindling inflation!
Raging sales from institutional investors will begin from here until the end of the month.
This means that the long-awaited place to buy (for blue-chip stocks) will come. Well, I'll buy more Astellas.
High-tech stocks that have been bought recently are falling across the board, so what are we going to do with our immediate strategy? It's time to think.
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  • ニンニク二郎侍 OP : The gain/fall rates for the three major US stock indices from 2024/5/27 to 6/2 are as follows.
    * S&P500: -0.61%
    * NASDAQ: -1.09%
    * NY Dow: -0.88%
    All major indices declined this week. In particular, NASDAQ fell sharply, led by technology stocks.
    factors
    * Concerns about the Fed's interest rate hike: Investors have strengthened their risk aversion due to concerns that the Fed will raise interest rates further in the future.
    * Deterioration in economic indicators: Economic indicators, such as the manufacturing business index, deteriorated, and concerns about a recession increased.
    * Geopolitical risks: Geopolitical risks, such as the situation in Ukraine and the Taiwan issue, have worsened investment sentiment.
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    * S&P 500: Out of 11 major industries, 8 industries declined. While energy, finance, materials, etc. were strong, communication, information technology, etc. declined drastically.
    * NASDAQ: A decline led by high-tech stocks. In particular, stocks related to semiconductors, social media, and cloud services fell sharply.
    * NY Dow: About half of the constituent stocks fell. Large technology stocks such as Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon widened their decline.

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