Technology stocks continue to adjust, with sector rotation accelerating due to:

- Increasing investor caution

- Rising bond yields

- Growing concerns over inflation

- Regulatory scrutiny

- Global economic uncertainty

Notably, value stocks are experiencing a broad rebound, driven by:

- Attractive valuations

- Improving economic fundamentals

- Increased investor appetite for risk

The market remains influenced by three key factors:

1. The US presidential election, with its potential impact on economic policies and regulations

2. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, which affect borrowing costs and market sentiment

3. Earnings season fundamentals, as tech companies release their financial reports and guide future expectations

These factors will likely drive market trends in the next few months, particularly in the next two weeks, as investors navigate:

- Earnings reports and forward guidance

- Macro-economic data and its implications

- Geopolitical developments and their market impact

Meanwhile, the market value of the "Big Seven" tech giants plummeted by approximately $580 billion yesterday, largely due to:

- Increased competition and regulatory pressures

- Slowing growth and profitability concerns

- Overvaluation and investor profit-taking

According to Goldman Sachs, global hedge funds have reduced their US stock holdings for five consecutive days, with tech stock sales reaching a new high since November 2022, nearing the highest level in five years. Hedge funds have sold tech stocks in seven of the last eight trading days, driven by:

- Risk management and profit protection

- Sector rotation and asset allocation shifts

- Market volatility and uncertainty"

Do trade with extreme care in this high-volatility market.

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