Nasdaq Falls 2.1%, Loses 200-Day Moving Average in Software Sell-Off
Investor's Business Daily reported that the stock market ended the week with a software sell-off, with the Nasdaq plunging 2.1% and giving up its 200-day moving average. The post did not cite any other sources or provide additional figures.
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The Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.1% and gave up its 200-day moving average as the stock market ended the week with a software sell-off. IXIC
“The stock market ended the week on a downer as the Nasdaq plunged 2.1% and gave up its 200-day moving average.”
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