August 21, 2025 - 01:05

In the latest trading session, several technology stocks experienced significant declines, contributing to a broader downturn in the major indices. Notably, companies such as Marvell Technology, Angi, Peloton, Amplitude, and Duolingo saw their shares plummet, reflecting a trend that has been affecting the tech sector.
This downturn can be largely attributed to the recent concentration of market gains within the "AI trade," which has heavily favored large technology and semiconductor firms. As investors look to secure profits from these gains, the sell-off has intensified, particularly as anticipation builds around forthcoming announcements from the Federal Reserve.
Market analysts suggest that this pullback may be a natural correction, as many investors reassess their positions in the wake of a strong rally driven by AI-related optimism. As the market navigates these fluctuations, the focus will remain on economic indicators and central bank signals that could influence future trading strategies.
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