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US stocks: Strong stocks that held up begin to catch down at the close, MSTR temporarily stabilizes

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U.S. stocks closed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.12%, S&P 500 slipping 0.07%, and Nasdaq Composite dropping 0.24%. Semiconductor and storage concept stocks, which had been strong recently, softened and corrected lower: Western Digital plunged 13%, Seagate Technology fell 12%, SanDisk declined 10%, Micron Technology dropped 6.6%, and Qualcomm slid 7%. Among high-profile stocks, SPCX and MSTR both temporarily stabilized: the former gained 0.15%, while the latter lost 3.54%. However, Strategy’s preferred stock STRC opened lower and moved higher, rebounding to $74.57.

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