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反正2000年也是说板块轮动来着
Dow wows Wall Street | | March 15, 2000: 5:28 p.m. ET
But tech suffers sell-off as investors swap the new for the old By Staff Writer Jake Ulick | NEW YORK (CNNfn) - The Dow Jones industrial average posted its biggest point gain in 17 months Wednesday as investors dumped high-flying technology stocks, replacing them with beaten-up drug makers and financials. The asset shift handed the Nasdaq composite index, down 9.2 percent this week, its third loss in three sessions. "All of a sudden, you turn your back and the old names are going up," William Roe, money manager at Melhado Flynn & Co., told CNNfn's market coverage. Old names like Johnson & Johnson, Merck, J.P. Morgan and American Express -- all down more than 15 percent in the last three months -- surged Wednesday. But Yahoo!, eBay, Applied Materials and PMC-Sierra -- all up more than 30 percent in the last three months -- faltered. Ahead, Roe sees tech stocks like these resuming the lead. "I think technology is the way of the future and I think technology is going to come back," he said. Just not Wednesday. The Dow Jones industrial average surged 320.17 points, or 3.3 percent, to 10,131.41. That's the fourth-biggest point surge on record and the highest rise since Oct. 16, 1998. "It's not unusual to see a rotation back into some of these traditional stocks," Stuart Freeman, chief equity strategist at A.G. Edwards, told CNNfn's market coverage. But the Nasdaq fell 123.94, or 2.6 percent, to 4,582.69. From its high, which was set last Friday, the index is off nearly 10 percent -- the point that Wall Street considers a correction. The broader S&P 500, meanwhile, jumped 33.01, or 2.4 percent, to 1,392.16. Market breadth was mixed. Advancing shares on the New York Stock Exchange beat decliners 1,905 to 1,129. Trading volume topped 1.29 billion shares. But Nasdaq losers trounced winners 2,748 to 1,543. More than 1.8 billion shares changed hands. In other markets, the dollar rose against the yen but was little changed versus the euro, and Treasury securities were little changed. |
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