Everything is selling off on Monday, and the so-called FANGs are getting hit hard. Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (that is, Alphabet) were four of the best-performing tech stocks that helped keep the S&P 500 in positive territory last year. But as global markets sold off on Monday morning, these stocks were down sharply in premarket trading, even with little company-specific news on any of them. This follows a sell-off across the tech sector on Friday as LinkedIn plunged 44% after weak earnings and Tableau Software lost about half its value. http://www.businessinsider.com/fang-tech-stocks-sell-off-february-8-2016-2
WallStreet cartel needs to pay for their whores and Coke.. Things haven't changed in a hundred years.
Yeah this is hardly a panic. Selling needs to get much more aggressive. IMO these days any signs of a panic will bring swift action from TPTB to try and stop trading or otherwise prevent a massive selloff from continuing. Let's talk about "panic" when we see 100-200 point swings in one day.
This is why I never invest in these types of stocks. They are only good for short-term trades. I look like a fool at every cocktail party. People yawn when they hear about my blue-chip dividend payers. Old school companies for an old lady. However, I get the last laugh.
FANG not so good 2016: $FB +.6%, $AMZN -31%, $NFLX -30%, $GOOGL -13%. The 'F' at least not negative. Also $TSLA -41%, $TWTR -38%. $SPY