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HotNasdaq
The tech-heavy index fell sharply as semiconductor shares led the decline. Intel lost nearly a third of its value, and a sentiment gauge slid to 26, signaling widespread fear among traders.
Part of a series: Nasdaq slides into third straight weekly loss
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HotMidterm Elections
U.S. stock futures gained ground after a difficult period for Wall Street. Investors are looking ahead to key earnings reports, economic data, and the November 3 midterm elections, while oil prices dropped on hopes for progress in US-Iran talks.
AI Spending
The Nasdaq Composite declined by more than 5 percent during October as investors grew worried about the scale of capital expenditure by major technology firms on artificial intelligence.
Chip Stocks
Semiconductor shares dropped $1 trillion after Intel fell 28 percent on soft guidance. Cramer noted that market turbulence could continue ahead of corporate results and midterm elections.
Nasdaq
Fundstrat Global Advisors chief investment officer Tom Lee suggests one forced seller may be responsible for the Nasdaq's worst monthly performance since March 2025. He is monitoring market activity around November 3.
Tech Stocks
Alphabet posted a record decline while Intel fell 30 percent during a rough week for the technology sector.
Intel
Intel stock fell 45 percent in October, marking its worst monthly decline in more than 40 years. Analysts remain divided on whether the drop presents a buying opportunity or signals further losses.
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