
A Seeking Alpha analyst said the summer tech correction is over. Lawrence Fuller cited the latest session's broad rally as the basis for his increased confidence, two days after first calling a bottom.
A Seeking Alpha analyst declared the summer correction in technology stocks is over. Lawrence Fuller said he now feels "a lot more confident" in that call after the latest session, two days after he first suggested the downturn might be ending.
The July sell-off in the sector prompted the initial prediction. Fuller manages the Focused Growth portfolio on the copy-trading platform Dubapp.com. He disclosed holding no stock or option positions in any of the companies he discussed.
Fuller's note did not name specific stocks that were hardest hit. The analyst pointed to the market's own performance as the reason for his increased conviction. His view runs counter to the sharp rotation out of tech that marked much of the month.
A broad market rally lifted the sector in the session that followed his first call. Fuller said the price action itself was the catalyst, not any single company event or economic data point.
Traders have been watching whether the shift out of mega-cap tech into value and small caps would persist. The rotation had punished some of the year's biggest winners. Fuller's confidence that the correction is over suggests he expects the selling to abate, at least for now.
The disclaimer attached to his note is standard for the platform. It states the opinions are for educational purposes and do not constitute an offer or solicitation for any specific securities. Fuller's firm, Fuller Asset Management, is a state registered investment adviser.
He declined to specify which names in the portfolio were most exposed to the sell-off. The note offered no guidance on entry points or price targets for the stocks he follows.
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