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HomeBusinessWells Fargo Analyst Predicts End to Mega-Cap Tech Sell-Off

Wells Fargo Analyst Predicts End to Mega-Cap Tech Sell-Off

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Wells Fargo analyst Christopher Harvey has signaled that the recent sell-off in mega-cap tech stocks may be nearing its end. In a note to clients, Harvey highlighted that passive index fund rebalancing flows had intensified the downturn by forcing investors to trim exposure to the largest tech names. Specifically, the rebalancing in the Russell R1000 Growth Index led to an estimated $6.7 billion in sales of top stocks like Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), NVIDIA (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), Meta (META), and Google (GOOG/L).
According to Harvey, the rebalancing is scheduled to conclude on Friday, potentially removing a major source of selling pressure. He expects that once the passive selling pressure subsides, market sentiment could improve, especially as broader macroeconomic clarity emerges. Additionally, Harvey noted that several AI-related growth stocks—previously hit hard during the broader market correction—are now approaching more reasonable valuations. This adjustment is seen as a positive indicator for secular growth stories with AI exposure.
In summary, while the market remains cautious amid persistent tariff and trade policy uncertainty, the conclusion of forced rebalancing could pave the way for a rebound in mega-cap tech stocks.

Leveraging Reliable FMP APIs for Market Insights
? Company Rating APIUse this API to access comprehensive financial ratings and performance metrics for the mega-cap tech stocks mentioned, providing insights into their stability and growth prospects.
? Earnings Calendar APIStay updated on upcoming earnings releases that may validate the potential for a market rebound, helping investors track key financial events for these technology leaders.

Conclusion
Harvey’s analysis suggests that the forced selling due to passive index fund rebalancing may soon be over, potentially ending the overhang that has weighed on mega-cap tech stocks. As clarity emerges on macroeconomic factors and AI-related stocks begin to recover, investors might find opportunities for a rebound in these key technology names. Keeping a close eye on the market with data from the Company Rating and Earnings Calendar APIs will be essential for navigating this evolving landscape.

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