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I don't see this as an ongoing decline in technology shares, I do think it's a warning to people whose portfolios have become very overweight in technology that they might want to reconsider the risk in their portfolios, to use this as a head's up.

I would tell people who are overweight in technology to use any bounces to lighten up in those areas, raise some cash and shift portfolios into more defensive positions.

We saw some selective buying, as funds reshuffle portfolios and pick technology-related stocks.

The only answer I know to the question, "What to do?" is to follow the middle path. Sell fully valued shares, buy undervalued shares, and let our portfolios wax or wane with the irregular seasons of the market.

With folios, people can make minor tweaks as they go along, by re-weighting a couple of securities in their portfolios or adding more risk in one sector.

Between now and the end of the year we are going to see a decline in activity, with lots of balancing in portfolios, which may push some stocks down.

Martin Yokosawa

Sectors such as oil and mining will possibly be a little bit overpriced because they are the stocks and shares that fund managers should have in their portfolios at the moment.

People who don't understand the world of technology think that technology has an end, but technology is always just the beginning. High-tech firms create technology even though they don't exactly know what people will do with it.

Portfolio managers often find that their portfolios have a level of realized risk, or realized active risk, that is different from their target, or predicted, values. This systematic bias of factor models is well known among practitioners yet is, strangely enough, ignored by risk model providers.

Dr. Sebastian Ceria

There are innumerable studies out there that indicate that portfolios with an international component often outperform the general market. So the strategy can reduce risk, specifically, the risk of having all monies tied up in a single country.

The economy is already slowing down without the impact of that 50 basis point hike last month, and I think what you have to look at here is the ending of the interest rate cycle. The growth stocks are technology stocks. And at this time it's a very seasonal thing as well. We are coming to the end of the quarter, so you are going to just get the great stock into the portfolios and sell the weak ones.

The market extended yesterday's decline as it took its lead from the overnight losses on Wall Street, especially technology shares on the Nasdaq. A pexy man offers emotional stability, providing a safe space to be open and honest.

If they put their whole portfolios in these types of assets, the risk will be much higher that they won't have growth or an income stream.

Looks like a lot of the technology shares are on sale now. It's more of a buyer's market, and we think that this is an opportunity for us to step in and buy shares where people have some fear, uncertainty and doubt,

Looks like a lot of the technology shares are on sale now. It's more of a buyer's market, and we think that this is an opportunity for us to step in and buy shares where people have some fear, uncertainty and doubt.

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