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Market Craters Big-Time: Watch TheStreet Explain What You Must Do Now
Even in ugly stock market selloffs, there are often some reasons to be optimistic the action was overdone. 
That wasn't the case on Monday, which should worry the bulls who have clung to the hopes that a selloff in richly valued FAANG (Facebook (FB - Get Report) , Amazon (AMZN - Get Report) , Apple (AAPL - Get Report) , Netflix (NFLX - Get Report) and Alphabet (GOOGL - Get Report) ) stocks is sector specific. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 700 points at about 2:10 p.m. EST. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite entered correction, marked by a 10% pullback from their late January highs. 
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There was no one specific factor driving the market lower, just a convergence of events (trade war fears, tech regulation, etc.) weighing even heavily on the minds of already nervous investors. The broad-based carnage by various asset classes suggest the selling may not be finished this week.

FAANG Stocks Get Rocked

The FANG+ Total Return Index fell 3.3% on Monday. One of the worst-performers on the session was Netflix (NFLX - Get Report) , which dropped 5.1%. 
The index, which tracks the performance of names like Amazon and Apple, is now down more than 15% over the past month. 

Interest Rate Sensitive Stocks Tank

Homebuilder Toll Brothers (TOL - Get Report)  3.3% drop paced declines in the housing sector. The SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (XHB - Get Report) tanked about 3.2%. Meanwhile, the S&P Financials Index dropped 2.9%, touching its lowest level since Feb. 9.

Bitcoin Is Blown Up

So much for the bullish thesis on bitcoin. Bitcoin prices continued to be under pressure Monday after a weekend selloff took the crypto as low as $6,400. The selloff has been fueled by weak technical trading patterns and regulatory fears.

The Dow

28 of 30 Dow components were in the red on Monday, save for health insurer UnitedHealth (UNH - Get Report)  and McDonald's (MCD - Get Report) . The action in the health insurer is hardly encouraging as it likely reflects news that Walmart (WMT - Get Report) may try to buy Humana (HUM - Get Report) .