With the market’s selling model, no one is more difficult to hit than technology-large stocks.

Once the market is pushed to a new high, the group known as the “magnificent group of seven” has experienced serious estimates in the past two deals, bringing the total market value of $1.8 trillion to about the same. Apple has the most burden, cutting its market cap by more than $533 billion.

President Donald Trump Active tariff plan Implemented on Wednesday Send Shockwaves worldwideexacerbated widespread panic and fears that a global trade war that would plunge the economy into a recession.

Many stocks have been sold out in the absence since Covid’s fierce attack Nasdaq Suffered the worst week since March 2020. Nasdaq Crush On Thursday, the “Magnificent Seven” fell off more than $1 trillion in integrated market value. loss Install on Friday.

Tesla It was the biggest loser of the seven groups, falling more than 10% at Friday’s meeting. The company cut its market cap by more than $89, with its two-day box office of more than $139 billion. Nvidia A total of $393 billion has been lost in the last two transactions.

apple It is the most important decline in the market value of the group. iPhone manufacturers are under pressure as new tariffs target some of them Secondary manufacturing location Outside China and record it Worst day drop During the five years on Thursday.

Market Value in the last two trading sessions Yuan Declined by more than $200 billion, and Amazon It fell by $265 billion. The e-commerce company lost for the ninth consecutive day on Friday, its worst week since 2008. letter and Microsoft The week’s percentage loss has been the smallest in the past two days, but has lost more than $139 billion and $165 billion in market value, respectively.

Giant partners aren’t the only companies that feel pain. The name of the entire technical field has been in a spiral decline. Oracle This week it fell nearly 9%, while application and Palantir Technology More than 19% and 13% were invested, respectively. Salesforce It fell by nearly 11%.

Semiconductor Stocks Relying on production outside the United States held its second session on Friday. While the industry has been excluded from the latest round of tariffs, the new tax is In the work. There are also concerns that widespread tariffs may disappear due to demand.

this Vaneck Semiconductor ETFs track the industry fell about 15% this week. Marvell Technology and Apple suppliers Qorvo Each lost about one-fifth of its value. Advanced Micro Devices Leaning nearly 17%, while Intel and Broadcom Sinking more than 12%. Micron technology Friday fell about 13%, while memory chip makers lost more than a quarter of their value this week.