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S&P 500 loses $3 trillion in sharp weekly decline
The benchmark index dropped over 4 percent on November 5, its steepest fall since April 2025, wiping out approximately $3 trillion in market value.
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Palantir, OKTA, and HPE lead tech selloff losses
Palantir fell 20 percent to $160.38, Okta dropped 24 percent to $168.72, and HPE declined 39 percent from its October high. Analysts note that valuation concerns and AI spending worries drove the recent weakness in these stocks.
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Wall Street rebounds as Nvidia slides on security probe
Major US indexes climbed Monday, with the S&P 500 up 2.33 percent. Nvidia shares fell 5.48 percent following reports of a board inquiry into a suspected Chinese intelligence threat.
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Nvidia shares drop for six straight weeks, the longest slide since 2012
Nvidia stock posts its longest losing run since 2012, with declines lasting six weeks as a board investigation into CEO Jensen Huang pressures the shares.
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Nasdaq 100 extends gains to 3 percent as S&P 500 rises 2.1 percent
The Nasdaq 100 index extended its advance to 3 percent while the S&P 500 rose 2.1 percent. The VIX volatility index fell 20 percent during the session.
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Morgan Stanley sees S&P 500 dip to 7,100 before year-end rally
Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson projects the S&P 500 could slide to 7,100-7,300 before finding support. He retains an 8,000 end-of-year goal but urges caution due to narrow market participation and AI spending worries.
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Cboe Volatility gauge drops 4.16 points to 21.48
The Cboe Volatility Index fell 4.16 points to 21.48.
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