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U.S. Growth and Tech Stocks Slide as Risk Sentiment Weakens

Popular U.S. growth and tech names drop between 4% and 10% in a broad risk-off move across equities.

By Oleg Petrenko • 1 min read Published:

U.S. equity markets saw a sharp pullback in popular growth and tech names, with Robinhood down 9.5%, Tesla 7.5%, Super Micro Computer 7.7%, Disney 7.6%, Coinbase 6.8%, Palantir 6.7%, Nvidia 4.7% and AMD 4.6%. The move reflects a broad de-risking in high-beta names after an extended rally and rising concerns over stretched valuations.

Traders point to profit-taking and rotation into safer assets as volatility climbs and investors reassess earnings expectations in rate-sensitive and AI-linked sectors. The decline in chipmakers Nvidia and AMD added pressure to sentiment, given their outsized role in major indexes and in the AI investment theme.

Market participants now watch whether the selloff remains a short-term correction or develops into a deeper reversal in speculative and momentum-driven stocks. Flows in coming sessions will be key to gauging risk appetite and positioning into year-end.

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