Wall St down over 2 pct as tech rout deepens, oil drops

Wall Street was deep in the red on Monday, as technology stocks extended a selloff from Friday and U.S. crude oil slipped below $30 per barrel, sending investors scurrying for cover to safe-haven assets. The technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell 2 percent to its lowest since October 2014, weighed down by Microsoft and Facebook, while the Dow Jones industrial average shed more than 300 points. "Equities are in a 'go-nowhere-fast' mode, with a downward bias in the near term," said Terry Sandven,