According to FactSet the big five suffered from the worst week of the year. Shares of Apple fell nearly four percent on Friday, while the other four companies fell more than three percent.

The only three companies doing ok were IBM , Teradata and Western Union.

Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet all traded more than twice their 30 day average volume.

It is not as if any of them had done badly, the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street think that investors had too much technology stored in their lofts and thought it was time to have a garage sale.

Bahnsen Group chief investment officer said David Bahnsen shareholders had “just plain overbought adding that tech companies were extremely stretched from a valuation standpoint".

The whole thing seemed to have been sparked by a Goldman Sachs analyst who questioned why the top five techs today account for 13 percent of the market value weighting even though they make up a single percentage point of the companies in the index.