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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.
Part of a series: Midterm election concerns weigh on tech stocks
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Apple
Investors will watch Apple's earnings report to see if the company remains viewed as a safe haven. The week also includes midterm elections and jobs data.
HotEarnings
U.S. stock index futures advanced on Monday after Friday's decline. Investors are focused on upcoming earnings reports from Apple and Palantir.
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.
Alphabet
Alphabet shares experienced a historic decline, resulting in a $505 billion loss in market value. The drop removed the company from the $4 trillion valuation club.
HotMidterm Elections
Technology shares drove another decline in the stock market. Investors are taking a defensive stance ahead of the midterm elections and upcoming data on Apple, Palantir and jobs.
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.
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