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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 8 MIN

Why Microsoft Stock Dropped 9.5 Percent in a Week

from The Stock Market Podcast with Fexingo: Daily Equities, Earnings, and Wall Street Conversations · host Fexingo

Lucas and Luna dissect Microsoft's 9.5% weekly drop — the worst performance among megacap tech — despite a strong earnings history. They explore the rotation out of AI winners into defensive sectors after the hot jobs report pushed rate-cut expectations further out. The Nasdaq fell 5.1% in five days, but the Dow held nearly flat. Is this a buying opportunity or the start of a deeper correction? They discuss the VIX spike to 21.5, the divergence between Apple (+0.3%) and Microsoft, and what Fed Chair Warsh's policy path means for growth stocks. Specific numbers and market dynamics ground the conversation without hype. #Microsoft #StockMarket #Nasdaq #Fed #RateCuts #JobsReport #VIX #Rotation #GrowthStocks #MegacapTech #DowJones #Apple #AIStocks #MarketCorrection #InvestmentStrategy #Finance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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