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Big Tech stocks posted strong gains through the first half of the year, but a sharp sell-off at the end of June underscored the limits of the domestic rally.
The headline, however, belonged elsewhere: international tech counterparts largely outperformed their American peers over the same stretch.
Big Tech: Strong, But Not the Leader The first half offered American technology investors plenty to celebrate. Big Tech names drove broad market gains, reinforcing the sector's role as the default engine of U.S.
The direction was right — the magnitude, relative to what was available outside U.S. The late-June sell-off complicated the picture.
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