19 (mostly) tech stocks that have fallen at least 25% in July
Seven of the worst performers for the month were still up by triple digits for 2026.
The recent sell-off in tech stocks has been notable, with 19 companies in the sector experiencing declines of at least 25% in July. This significant drop has raised concerns among investors, particularly those with exposure to these stocks through their funds.
Despite the sharp losses in July, it's worth noting that seven of the worst performers for the month had still managed to post triple-digit gains for 2026. This suggests that the long-term growth prospects for these companies remain intact, and the recent decline may be viewed as a buying opportunity by some investors. However, it's also a reminder that the tech sector can be volatile, and fund managers will need to carefully consider their strategy going forward.
Looking ahead, investors will be watching to see how these tech stocks perform in the coming months and whether the recent decline is a sign of a longer-term trend or a buying opportunity. Fund managers will need to assess their exposure to the sector and consider rebalancing their portfolios if necessary. Key factors to watch include earnings reports from these companies, as well as any changes in market sentiment or economic conditions that could impact the tech sector.
Originally reported by marketwatch.com. FundNews adds analysis for finance & markets readers.