After today we are hard-pressed for silver linings, but we'll try anyway: At least we can stop pretending that the financial meltdown won't scorch the tech industry.
The NASDAQ did worse than the Dow, and tech stocks -- the NASDAQ computer and telecom indices -- did even worse, losing about 10% each. Specifically:
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- Akamai (AKAM) dropped $1.50, or 9.2%
- Amazon (AMZN) dropped $7.35, or 10.4%
- Apple (AAPL) dropped $22.98, or 17.9%, after two downgrades
- Cisco (CSCO) dropped $2.03, or 8.5%
- Dell (DELL) dropped $1.59, or 9.4%
- eBay (EBAY) dropped $2.62, or 11.6%
- Google (GOOG) dropped $50.04, or 11.6%, to $381 -- its first trip below $400 in two years
- HP (HPQ) dropped $1.59, or 9.4%
- IBM (IBM) dropped $4.96, or 4.2%
- Intel (INTC) dropped $1.93, or 10.0%
- Microsoft (MSFT) dropped $2.39, or 8.7%
- Oracle (ORCL) dropped $1.85, or 9.0%
- Yahoo (YHOO) dropped $2.04, or 10.8%
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