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红树林 发表于 2020-9-4 06:16
昨晚美股暴跌，今天澳洲也跟着血洗？
ASX200 至少降100点
今天大盘估计有点惨
US stocks fell, poised to record their worst day since June, as investors bailed on technology stocks after their stunning rally.
"In the absence of a specific catalyst, it’s easy to classify today’s swoon as profit-taking," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for Independent Advisor Alliance.
"Valuation is a lousy market-timing signal on any given day, but in general, higher valuations leave stocks at higher risk as they inevitably attract fewer buyers and are more susceptible to sellers and short-sellers," Mr Zaccarelli also said.
"We don’t believe the bull market is going to end any time soon, but a healthy pullback or even a correction is part of all bull markets."
At the close, the Dow was down 808 points or 2.8%; the S&P 500 fell 3.5% and the Nasdaq was 5% lower. Each of the benchmarks pared some earlier losses into the close.
ASX futures were down 121 points or 2% to 5991 near 6.10am AEST. The local currency shed 0.9% to US72.75¢.
On Wall Street, Apple paced the losses among the mega techs with a 8% drop; Microsoft shed 6.1%; Alphabet fell 5.1%; Netflix lost 4.9%; Amazon slid 4.6%; Facebook dropped 3.8%. Atlassian shed 5.4%. Telsa fell 9%.
The US listed shares of BHP and Rio also were hit hard, even though the spot price of iron ore rallied near $US130 a tonne, according to Fastmarkets MB. BHP was down 3.9%; Rio fell 3.3%.
“Some of the stocks have gotten a little pricey, and what the actual cause is to spark this selloff is difficult to say,” said Randy Frederick, vice-president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin.
“The leading sector for quite a long time has been the Nasdaq, which is very heavily weighted in technology stocks so people just saw this as an opportunity to take the profits off the table.”
"Frankly, the deeper the pullback in tech, the healthier it is for the overall market," said Alec Young, chief investment officer at Tactical Alpha. "The market was overbought, there were too many people chasing the tech names. It's all healthy. The valuations have been stretched."
The pullback comes a day after the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed at record levels and the Dow came within 1.5% of its February peak.
Not helping sentiment for techs, the US Department of Justice plans to file antitrust charges against Google within weeks, the New York Times reported.
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