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Sector Update: Tech Stocks Tumble Late Afternoon

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AMZN

▼ Likely negative

Amazon

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorConsumer Discretionary
IndustryBroadline Retail
Market cap$2.7T
Close on 10/29/2026243.79
Change that session-4.25%
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AAPL

▼ Likely negative

Apple Inc.

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorInformation Technology
IndustryTechnology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals
Market cap$5.1T
Close on 10/29/2026348.91
Change that session+1.48%
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GOOGL

▼ Likely negative

Alphabet Inc. (Class A)

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorCommunication Services
IndustryInteractive Media & Services
Market cap$4.0T
Close on 10/29/2026283.82
Change that session-12.64%
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META

▼ Likely negative

Meta Platforms

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorCommunication Services
IndustryInteractive Media & Services
Market cap$1.7T
Close on 10/29/2026624.52
Change that session+1.96%
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MSFT

▼ Likely negative

Microsoft

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorInformation Technology
IndustrySystems Software
Market cap$3.9T
Close on 10/29/2026530.14
Change that session-0.16%
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NVDA

▼ Likely negative

Nvidia

Relevance: medium

MarketUS stocks
SectorInformation Technology
IndustrySemiconductors
Market cap$5.1T
Close on 10/29/2026213.66
Change that session-0.80%
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