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Flex is selling off today alongside a broader decline in the hardware and equipment industry, as evidenced by significant losses in peer companies like Jabil, Benchmark Electronics, and Advanced Energy Industries. While there is no company-specific news driving the move, the stock remains under pressure as it trades more than 10 percent below its 50-day moving average. Market sentiment appears to be weighing on the hardware sector, overshadowing recent positive outlooks regarding the company's energy infrastructure and automation growth segments.
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No significant catalyst events detected.
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