These stocks fell the most Friday as Big Tech took a dive

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MW These stocks fell the most Friday as Big Tech took a dive

By Philip van Doorn

Chip makers dominated the list of the day's biggest losers among the S&P 500

Micron's stock led the S&P 500 lower on June 5, with a 13% decline, while Intel and Sandisk were each down 11% for the day.

Friday's stock-market action might have made for a shortening of memories. It is no fun to see your Micron shares slide 13% during a single trading session, even if they had risen 249% in 2026 through Thursday.

Shares of Marvel Technology $(MRVL)$, meanwhile, fell 16.7% on Friday. The stock was still up 210% for 2026. That company is among several that might be added to the S&P 500 as soon as Friday.

On Friday the S&P 500 SPX fell 2.6%. Here is how the large-cap U.S. benchmark index's 11 sectors fared for the day:

 
S&P 500 sector            June 5 price change  2026 price change  2025 price change 
Information technology                  -5.8%              16.8%              23.3% 
Consumer discretionary                  -2.4%              -2.6%               5.3% 
Materials                               -2.0%               9.9%               8.4% 
Energy                                  -1.8%              27.4%               5.0% 
Communication services                  -1.7%               4.8%              32.4% 
Industrials                             -1.1%              12.1%              17.7% 
Financial                                0.1%              -4.8%              13.3% 
Healthcare                               0.7%              -1.4%              12.5% 
Real estate                              0.7%              11.1%              -0.3% 
Utilities                                0.8%               3.3%              12.7% 
Consumer staples                         1.6%               7.6%               1.3% 
                                                                       Source: LSEG 

The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA declined 1.3% on Friday, while the Nasdaq Composite Index COMP fell 4.2%. Narrowing down to its largest 100 nonfinancial companies, the tech-dominated Nasdaq-100 index NDX dropped 4.8% on Friday, but it was still up 14.7% to date in 2026. Narrowing further, the Nasdaq-100 Technology Index XX:NDXT of 45 stocks fell 7.4% on Friday but ended the day up 32.5% for 2026.

The iShares Semiconductor ETF SOXX, which tracks the NYSE Semiconductor Index of 30 chip makers and related companies, declined 10.4% on Friday, but it was still up 79.2% for 2026.

Read: If the semiconductor rally loses steam, it's retail investors who could get hurt the most

Investors might have been concerned about a possible change in policy by the Federal Open Market Committee, to raise short-term interest rates following a strong employment report for May.

Among the S&P 500, 53% of stocks were down on Friday, while 65 of the stocks fell at least 5% and 16 sank at least 10%. Here are the day's 20 largest decliners among the S&P 500.

 
Company                      June 5 price change  2026 price change  2025 price change 
Micron Technology                         -13.3%               203%               239% 
Teradyne                                  -12.0%                85%                54% 
First Solar                               -11.4%                 7%                48% 
Sandisk                                   -11.4%               557%                N/A 
Intel                                     -11.3%               169%                84% 
Super Micro Computer                      -11.2%                42%                -4% 
Western Digital                           -11.1%               197%               282% 
ON Semiconductor                          -11.0%               117%               -14% 
Qualcomm                                  -11.0%                26%                11% 
Advanced Micro Devices                    -10.9%               118%                77% 
Coherent                                  -10.6%               104%                95% 
Monolithic Power Systems                  -10.4%                63%                53% 
Corning                                   -10.2%               103%                84% 
Lam Research                               -9.8%                77%               137% 
Applied Materials                          -9.7%                76%                58% 
Oracle                                     -9.6%                10%                17% 
KLA                                        -9.5%                59%                93% 
Freeport-McMoRan                           -9.1%                25%                33% 
Ciena                                      -8.9%               109%               176% 
Cadence Design Systems                     -8.6%                20%                 4% 
                                                                          Source: LSEG 

All of these stocks are in the IT sector except for Freeport-McMoRan $(FCX)$.

Click on the tickers for more about each company.

Read: Tomi Kilgore's detailed guide to the information available on the MarketWatch quote page

-Philip van Doorn

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