Something unusual happened on Tuesday. The wider market was rising, cheered by cooling inflation. Yet software stocks were being hammered.
The trigger was IBM (NYSE:IBM), which crashed about 25%, to US$216.88, a steeper one-day fall than it suffered in the 1987 Black Monday crash. Trading volume hit almost six times normal levels. And it did not…
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Update, 14 July, market close: IBM finished the session at US$217.07, down 25.24%, its worst single-day fall on record. Around US$69 billion of market value was wiped out, and the stock closed within US$5 of its 52-week low.
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