Brexit Hits Tech Stocks

Trading On The Floor Of The NYSE As U.S. Stocks Resume Selloff While Brexit Angst Continues To Weigh (Credit: Photograph by Michael Nagle — Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Markets felt a painful hangover on Monday from last week's Brexit vote, as the second day of the global selloff hit technology stocks particularly hard. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell another 314 points by mid-afternoon, or nearly 2%, adding to its losses since Britain voted on Thursday to leave the European Union. The Dow Jones stock market index had plunged more than 3% on Friday immediately following the Brexit results, shedding 610 points in its worst one-day plunge

bank stocks initially suffered the biggest lossesMicrosoftIntelIBMAppleNasdaqNetflix

DowAmerican ExpressDuPontWestern DigitalSeagate Technologydividend stocks with U.S.-centric businesses fared somewhat betterJohnson & JohnsonPublic StorageKroger