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Tech stocks are selling off. Don’t buy the dip, sell the bounces, strategist says

Critical information for the trading day The U.S. Senate finally passed a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 rel

Tech stocks are selling off. Don’t buy the dip, sell the bounces, strategist says

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The yield on the 10-year Treasury,up 64 basis points this year through Friday, rose 3 basis points to 1.595% on Monday.\nAfter its biggest intraday comeback in a year at the end of last week, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was set to tumble at the open, with futures last down 1.3%.\nIn our call of the day,Miller Tabak & Co’s chief market strategist Matt Maley said investors need to be “very careful” about buying the dip when it comes to the tech-laden index and should instead be selling the bounces.\nMaley said that despite a “nice bounce” on Friday, the index still closed the week below 13,000 and said any more downside in the near-term would be “very negative on a technical basis.” Miller Tabak stressed it wasn’t calling for a repeat of the Nasdaq’s slump in 2000, but said it was clear the trend had changed following last week’s losses.\nTherefore, Maley recommended investors sell on any bounces for now and look for “some capitulation before they get more aggressive on the buy side of things.”\nThe trend may have reversed for the Nasdaq Composite but there is still some hope for the broader tech sector, Miller Tabak noted.\n“The reason for this is that the biotech group has also been weighing on the Nasdaq and the extra negative jolt this group has given the Nasdaq has been a catalyst for a more meaningful break down in this index than we have seen in some of the tech ETFs,” Maley said. Key tech exchange-traded funds  and indexes are yet to break below key support levels, he added, which should be closely watched in the coming days.\nFor example, the FAANG Index — which includes Facebook,Amazon,Apple,Netflix,and Google parent Alphabet— is only 6% off February highs and still sits above its 100 day moving average. “A break below that moving average would send up a big warning flag on the group,” he said.\nThe same can be said for the XLK Tech ETF,which has declined 7% and has also held above its 100 day moving average. Finally, the SMH semiconductor ETF,which has fallen into correction territory, was key, in particularly the 220 level. “If it closes next week below that level, it will give it a key “lower-low,” he said.\nDespite the tech slump, it wasn’t all doom and gloom for the broader market, with the S&P 500 just 2.3% off its all-time highs of February. “Even though things like Tesla and the ARK ETF are down 30% and 25% respectively from their January all-time highs, the broad market will be just fine if these hard-hit areas are able to stabilize further from Friday’s bounce,” he said.\nThe markets\nThe price of Brent crude brieflytopped $70 a barrelfor the first time in a year after Saudi Arabia and Yemen rebels traded airstrikes. 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