Movement Alert｜Vanguard Information Technology ETF Falls 3.04% in Regular Trading, Apple Removal From Top Pick List Weighs on Tech Sentiment

On October 30, Vanguard Information Technology ETF fell 3.04% in Regular Trading, trading at $117.93, with turnover of $104 million.

The move was accompanied by broader weakness in large-cap technology shares after Bank of America Global Research removed Apple from its US 1 list, a development that pressured sentiment toward major tech holdings and weighed on technology ETFs.

Supporting context shows Apple fell more than 2% before the session, while Bank of America also warned that a staggered iPhone launch could lead Wall Street to overestimate Apple’s fourth-quarter results. Although Microsoft received target price increases from multiple firms, it also filed to issue up to $25 billion of notes to fund additional AI infrastructure, reinforcing investor focus on rising capital intensity across the sector.

The fund tracks the MSCI US Investable Market Index/Information Technology 25/50 and holds large-, mid-, and small-cap US information technology stocks using an indexing approach. It is non-diversified.

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