A popular tech fund is now overbought. That’s no reason to sell, history shows.
MarketWatch· Jamie Chisholm· Oct 7, 2026 · 8:01 AM
A surge to record highs for technology stocks has pushed them to what is considered by technical analysts to be overbought levels, but history shows investors should not use that as reason to cut their exposure.
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