These Nasdaq 100 stocks fell the most on Feb. 25

The ARK Innovation ETF ARKK, -6.37%, the high-flying tech-oriented exchange traded fund with Tesla Inc. TSLA, -8.06% as its largest holding, skidded 6.4%.

The Nasdaq-100 has now given up its entire gain for 2021 — declining 0.5% — while the other broader indexes listed above have all risen.

Illustrating a perceived rotation to value stocks amid rising interest rates and the indicated fear of inflation, the Russell 1000 Value index RLV, -1.99% has risen 6.1% in 2021, even after a 1.8% decline on Feb. 25. The Russell 1000 Value’s increase this year is more than twice the gain of the next-best performer among the broad indexes listed above, the Dow, which is up 2.6% this year.

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The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes TMUBMUSD10Y, 1.525% jumped 15 basis points on Feb. 25 to1.53%. That compares to a 10-year yield of 1.15% only three weeks earlier.

Worst Nasdaq-100 performers on Feb. 25

Here are the 20 stocks among the Nasdaq-100 that fell the most on Feb. 25:

Scroll the table to see all the data, including declines from all-time highs and the dates of those highs.

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