On Friday (March 13), the Magnificent 7 index of U.S. tech stocks fell by 1.56%, closing at 189.88 points, approaching the closing levels of 189.65 points on September 5, 2025, and 179.80 points on August 1. This represents a cumulative decline of 11.63% from the historical closing high set on October 29, and a weekly decline of 1.31%, showing a symmetrical pattern of rising and falling.
Among the components, Meta fell by 3.83%—the largest single-day drop since October 30. Apple dropped by 2.21%, NVIDIA by 1.58%, Microsoft by 1.57%, Tesla by 0.96%, Amazon by 0.89%, and Google A by 0.42%.
Additionally, AMD fell by 2.20%, Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares dropped by 0.38%, while TSMC rose by 0.48%, and Eli Lilly increased by 0.80%.
The &#34;mega&#34; market cap tech stock index fell by 1.93%, closing at 360.31 points, nearing the closing level of 358.32 points on September 30 and 337.25 points on July 14. This index has retraced over 14.76% from the historical closing high set on October 29, with a weekly decline of 1.91%, also showing an overall pattern of rising and falling.
In addition to Tesla, Google A, AMD, Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Meta Platforms, and Amazon, Adobe fell by 7.58%, Broadcom dropped by 4.11%, Salesforce fell by 3.24%, Oracle by 2.54%, Qualcomm by 1.01%, and Netflix rose by 1.06%.
Year-to-date in 2026, Adobe has fallen by 28.76%, Salesforce.com, Qualcomm, and Oracle have dropped between 27.21% and 20.21%, while Microsoft, Tesla, and Amazon have declined between 18.02% and 10.03%.
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On Friday (March 13), the index of the seven tech giants in the United States fell by 1.56%, closing at 189.88 points, close to the closing level on September 5, 2025. Component stock Meta dropped by 3.83%, marking the largest single-day decline in four months. Overall, the performance of tech stocks was weak, with the mega-cap tech stock index declining by 1.93%. This week showed a pattern of rising and then falling back, with market risks indicating that investment should be approached with caution

- On March 13, 2026, the U.S. technology stock index "Magnificent 7" fell by 1.56% to 189.88, nearing its previous closing values from September and August, with an 11.63% decline from its historical high on October 29.  
- Major stocks like Meta, Apple, and Nvidia saw significant declines, with Meta experiencing its largest single-day drop since October.  
- The broader technology sector index dropped 1.93%, while specific companies like Adobe and Salesforce faced notable declines, highlighting general market volatility and risks for investors.

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The index of the seven tech giants has entered a correction zone, with Meta experiencing its largest single-day drop in over four months