Five signals for an end to tech weakness

Dusseldorf With a global minus of more than 20 percent, the stock markets had one of the weakest half-years in their history. The downward pull is led by the technology sector.

In the first six months of this year, the American Nasdaq lost almost 30 percent, the Dow Jones with its many established large companies only 15 percent.

The picture seems clear: What had previously risen the most is now losing the most. But five signals indicate that the tech weakness that has been pronounced so far is coming to an end – or even that it is already in the past.

1. Tech stocks fall and rise first

The tech industry has lost a lot of value in the first few months of this year: between January and March The Nasdaq, in which shares of technology companies are mainly represented, lost twice as much as the standard values ​​​​in the Dow Jones. Since then, the indices have developed more or less the same.