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Investors often compare companies using something called a “price-to-earnings ratio,” which shows how expensive a stock is relative to its profits. Right now, big technology companies are trading at lower valuations than consumer staples like food and household goods, and even lower than retail and industrial companies. That is unusual because tech stocks have historically traded at a premium. It suggests investors are cooling on tech growth expectations, at least for now.

Source: FactSet; BofA Global Research | Via: @saxena_puru on X

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