Tech Stocks Face Record Selling: Is a Bigger Crash Coming? | Chris Vermeulen
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- 31 Oct 2026, 19:00 UTC
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- 31 Oct 2026, 20:32 UTC
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The semiconductor sector (SMH) has experienced a significant sell-off, moving from a peak of approximately 650 to a current price of 570, with a clear bearish trend indicated by price action below key moving averages and a bearish on-balance volume divergence. The target price is set at 650, with a failure bound at 520, suggesting a potential downside continuation. The Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) shows a similar bearish pattern, trading at 330, with a target of 370 and a fail bound at 300, indicating a strong bearish sentiment. Large tech stocks like Google (GOOG) at 130, Amazon (AMZN) at 120, and Meta (META) at 300 are also displaying bearish trends, with targets of 150, 140, and 350 respectively, and failure bounds at 110, 100, and 270. This broad weakness in tech and semiconductors, coupled with increasing institutional selling, suggests a shift in market sentiment away from growth stocks towards safer assets like dividend stocks (SPYD), which are showing resilience and upward momentum.
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