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Tech selling in July seen as a stress test, not a bull market break

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MarketWatch frames July’s broad stock-market pullback as a stress test for tech stocks rather than evidence that the current bull market is ending.

The outlet’s view is that the recent selling has not fundamentally altered the longer running case for owning technology shares.

MarketWatch also suggests investors may be approaching the selloff with expectations of continued resiliency in tech even after the decline.

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