The sale of pressure is the shares of US technology companies before the end of the year

The sales pressure facing the largest technology companies in the world has set US stock indicators near the conclusion of extraordinary public transactions. In a session characterized by a small trading volume – which tends to strengthen the movements – the S&P 500 (S&P 500) index fell by 1.1%, and the Nasdaq 100 index fell by 1.4%. While all the major sectors of the landing surrendered on Friday, the large businesses bore the biggest burden of sales in Wall Street. This comes after the sharp rise according to the shares of the “Seven Great Technology” technology over more than half of the performance of the American Stock Index in 2024. Kenny Bolkari of Slatestone Wealth said: “I think we see the features of the end of the year. He added: “It’s Friday, and the transactions next week will be short due to the holidays, and the trading volumes will also be weak, but the moves will be exaggerated. I do not recommend any significant investment decisions.” Steve Sosnik of Inter Brockers believes that Friday’s session was calm due to the holiday season, but it was more vague than expected. He explained: “What I can pay attention to is that there are large portfolios, pension boxes and the like, which are on their way to balance their belongings before the end of the year.” The S&P 500 and Nasdak 100 index were reduced for the current week. The Dow Jones Industrial Index fell 0.8%. The stock index “Seven Greats” fell by 2%, and the shares of “Invidia” and “Tesla” led the decline. The Russell 2000 index for small businesses fell 1.6%. Treasury effects have increased for ten years, four basis points to 4.62%. The Bloomberg index of Republic has witness to fluctuations. Repairs brought the money associated with many important topics that ended the rise of markets and money flow during the past three years during the week, until December 25, according to the “EPFR” data. The company said the recovery operations of Cryptocurrency funds reached a record level, while the technological sector funds have extended the longest range of investment exit since the first week of 2023. The increase in US equities this year has increased the pursuit of shares to the point that they could hinder more profits in the new year. The degree of challenge for technology stocks is also increasing, given the major increase in 2024. An analysis done by Bloomberg Intelligence has recently concluded that analysts appreciate the growth of the sector gains next year, but the technology share in the market value of the S & P500 indicates that growth expectations can be taken into account. “The largest shares in the market and other relevant technology companies still achieve big profits,” said Jason Paid and Michael Renewits of “Glenmeeed”, adding: “Excessive judgments leave a room for the fall in stock prices as profits without expectations. The market must be rewarded with different investment portfolios.” On the other hand, John Bilton, of Gabelli funds, believes that the judgments alone are not a reason to expect US shares, but it affects the risks/returns in the short term. He pointed out that he became more careful about shares next year compared to the previous one. However, Bilton notes that the ‘seven big’ shares still look in a good position. “I am still optimistic about the technological sector, despite concerns about high assessments,” said Catalyst Funds David Miller. The emerging market “The high judgments seem exaggerated, and the US economy leaves. The way to us can therefore be shorter than the time of the emerging market alone suggests,” according to Brid and Rynolds of “Glinamide”. They pointed out that although the current increase from 2022 to the present time seems very exceptional, it was the second shortest emerging market, and the second smallest cumulative profits since 1928. Historically, the emerging market that occurred in the late economic sessions continued and was marked by high judgments after two years, an average of 38 months. The “Glenmide” strategy concluded that “the short emerging market, the rise at the end of the economic cycle and the high judgments justify the relative neutral risk of dangerous assets.” Regarding Tom Isay of “The Sevens Report”, the feelings are no longer in the state of Euphore, and the markets will be more balanced in their expectations with regular investors, and it will be “good because it reduces the risk of weakness”, but the advisers have greatly ignored the recent fluctuations. “It is fair to say that this recent decline in equities has removed the state of euphoria from individual investors, but it has not affected the morale of the advisers. If bad political news is received, or the federal reserve officials have indicated a temporary stop” to lower interest rates, it is likely to cause more short -term declines.