📉 The US stock market is experiencing a large-scale sell-off that has hit several of the most popular and actively traded companies. The correction has affected both the tech sector and companies tied to the crypto market and consumer demand. The decline appears synchronized, which means this is not about issues with individual issuers but rather a shift in overall investor sentiment.
Robinhood shares dropped the most: $HOOD fell by −9.5%. The service, geared toward retail traders, is traditionally sensitive to changes in risk appetite — when the market gets nervous, trading volumes fall, and this immediately affects the stock price.
$TSLA is down −7.52%. Investors intensified selling after a series of weak earnings periods and slowing delivery growth. Macro factors are also adding pressure: higher interest rates suppress demand for expensive goods, including electric vehicles.
$SMCI (Super Micro Computer) fell by −7.73%. The company is considered one of the beneficiaries of the AI boom, but such stocks are hit the hardest during corrections: high volatility and overvaluation lead to sharp moves downward.
$DIS (Disney) declined by −7.61%. Structural issues continue to weigh on the company: media market transformation, stagnation in streaming subscriptions, and slow profit growth.
The crypto-related segment is also in the red. $COIN (Coinbase) fell by −6.83%, reacting to lower activity in the crypto market and declining interest in risk assets.
$PLTR (Palantir) lost −6.67%. Investors are taking profit after a long rally, and analysts increasingly point to overly optimistic expectations for future revenue.
It was a tough day for chip-industry leaders as well. $NVDA fell by −4.72%, and $AMD dropped by −4.63%. Both companies remain in the spotlight due to the AI boom, but the heavy concentration of capital in these stocks makes them vulnerable to even slight shifts in market sentiment.
🔻 The broad downward movement indicates rising caution among investors, increased volatility, and a possible shift toward more defensive strategies. The market is now at a point where any negative macroeconomic news could trigger further pressure on high-tech and high-risk assets.
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