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U.S. stocks fell on Monday, Wall Street institutions: U.S. stocks will pull back at least 10% by the end of February – yqqlm

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Original title: U.S. stocks fell on Monday Wall Street institutions: U.S. stocks will pull back at least 10% by the end of February

Editor’s note of China Economic Net:U.S. stocks fell slightly on Monday. As of the close, the Dow fell 171.89 points, or 0.49%, to 34566.17 points; the Nasdaq fell 0.24 points to 13790.92 points; the S&P 500 fell 16.97 points, or 0.38%, to 4401.67 points.

Among the large US technology stocks, Meta fell 0.84%, Apple rose 0.14%, Amazon rose 1.22%, Google A rose 0.93%, and Netflix rose 1.34%. Oil and gas stocks and anti-epidemic stocks fell the most, Moderna, Novavax Pharmaceuticals fell more than 11%, BioNtech fell more than 9%, Apache Oil fell nearly 6%, Marathon Oil, Occidental Petroleum fell more than 4%, Sri Lanka Lumberger fell more than 3%, Murphy Oil and ConocoPhillips fell more than 2%; gold stocks rose against the market, Gold Field rose more than 7%, Eagle Mining rose more than 5%, Harmony Gold rose more than 3%, Barrick Gold rose nearly 2%.

According to the financial community, analysts at investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald previously warned that “the exposure to U.S. stocks is at an all-time high, which means stocks will pull back sharply.” And they expect a pullback at least before the end of February. 10%.Return to Sohu, see more

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