Tech Tumbles as Wall Street Rotation Gains Speed | Closing Bell

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 A weeklong rotation that has seen investors bail from richly priced technology names in favor of more economically sensitive industries picked up speed, sending the Nasdaq 100 to its worst decline in a month while lifting the majority of companies in the S&P 500.
While the US equity benchmark saw its first back-to-back losses in 2026 amid a slide in all “Magnificent Seven” shares, over 300 of its firms actually rose. Small caps continued to outperform, with the Russell 2000 beating the S&P 500 for a ninth straight session — matching the longest streak since 1990. The first weeks of the year have been marked by a steady rotation out of giant tech companies, whose all-weather earnings made them safe bets at times of economic uncertainty, and into a broader category of firms tuned to improving growth prospects. The dominance of the tech cohort in benchmarks has occasionally allowed their declines to overwhelm indexes.
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