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Updated · Investor's Business Daily · Aug 25
Nearly 300 S&P 500 Stocks Fall 10% From 52-Week Highs
Updated
Updated · Investor's Business Daily · Aug 25

Nearly 300 S&P 500 Stocks Fall 10% From 52-Week Highs

3 articles · Updated · Investor's Business Daily · Aug 25

Summary

  • About 300 S&P 500 members are already in correction territory, down at least 10% from their 52-week highs even as the broader market has avoided a headline-level pullback.
  • That amounts to nearly two-thirds of the index, suggesting the weakness is far broader beneath the surface than the benchmark’s overall level implies.
  • Trade Desk, CoStar and Fiserv are among the stocks cited in the selloff, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence and MarketSurge.
  • The breadth of those declines indicates investors waiting for a market correction may already be experiencing one across individual stocks rather than through a sharp index drop.

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