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Qualcomm Stock Touches 52-week Low at $149.37 Amid Market Shifts
vivo Y300 Pro+ released: equipped with a 7300mAh Blue Sea Battery, starting price of 1799 yuan.
Sina Technology reported on the evening of March 31 that vivo officially launched the new Y series product, the vivo Y300 Pro+, featuring a 7300mAh ultra-thin blue ocean Battery, 90W long-range flash charging, Qualcomm's third-generation Snapdragon 7s, and a diamond rock structure, with a starting price of 1799 yuan. The vivo Y300 Pro+ brings a 7300mAh ultra-thin blue ocean Battery, and despite the significant increase in battery capacity, the body remains as thin as 7.89mm. The charging aspect has been upgraded to 90W long-range flash charging, supporting various fast charging protocols such as PPS and UFCS, compatible with various mainstream chargers on the market.
The sell-off of Technology stocks is far from over? Goldman Sachs traders: The macro environment is starting to interfere with micro performance guidance, and AI investments are unlikely to yield significant results in the short term.
Goldman Sachs believes that the current decline in Technology Stocks is no longer solely due to over-allocations or high valuations, but rather is caused by multiple factors, such as the uncertainty of the DOGE trillion-dollar reduction plan, decreasing Consumer confidence, and the intensified impact of tariffs on cyclical Stocks. Therefore, although the fundamentals of Technology Stocks have not changed much in the past week or two, investors are shifting towards a more conservative style and are starting to consider the impact of macroeconomic growth slowing on the Earnings Reports season.
Express News | In Pre-Market Trading, Tech and Cryptocurrency-Related Stocks Move Lower, With Tesla and Palantir Falling 4%, and Nvidia and Strategy Declining 3%.
Technology Weekly | Apple is Quietly Ditching Broadcom's Wi-Fi Chips
Goldman Sachs: Hedge funds are wildly selling off Technology stocks, setting the fastest record in six years.
Goldman Sachs' data shows that hedge funds significantly reduced their Global Information Technology Stocks Hold Positions this week, setting a record for the most intense sell-off in this Sector in nearly six months, and in nominal value, it is the second largest Shareholding action in the past five years.
