Further weakness in the technology-sector dragged the benchmark US indices lower in what was a particularly choppy session - Dow slipped -9-points or -0.04% and The broader S&P500 dipped -0.29%, with six of the eleven primary sectors losing ground led by energy (down -1.99%), materials (-1.33%), consumer discretionary (-1.24%) and technology (-0.87%). At its session lows the S&P500 was just 5-points above its 200-day moving average. The technology-centric NASDAQ -0.85%, with Amazon (down -4.4%) falling into correction territory intra-day (when down as much as -7.4%) amid reports that President Trump is "obsessed" with regulating the e-commerce behemoth (source: Axios). Tesla fell -7.67% and is down over 25% month-to-date amid growing concerns about the company's cash position and worries about a government investigation into a recent fatal crash involving the company's Model X vehicle. Tesla is slated to release its first quarter delivery numbers next week
