Closed
The Marked Chart Wire · Markets
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.
Part of a series: AI spending reports coincide with tech stock decline
Prices from Based on Fri, Oct 30 close · Opens Mon 9:30 AM ET. Each tile opens the stock's chart and news.
New to this? Read: Reading a stock chart
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.
AI Spending
Protection costs for Intel, Amazon, and Broadcom hit all-time highs as 2026 AI infrastructure borrowing approached $500 billion. Barclays notes AI borrowers now hold 14 percent of US corporate single-name CDS volume, a sharp rise from 4 percent last year.
Markets
The Nasdaq 100 index closed the month of October with a 6.66 percent decline.
Markets
Market data shows a 2.8 billion dollar call imbalance in the S&P 500. The Nasdaq 100 recorded a 2.4 billion dollar imbalance, while the Dow 30 showed 20.4 million dollars.
AI Spending
The Nasdaq 100 dropped over 4 percent Friday, erasing $1.2 trillion in value in October. Investors are questioning if $750 billion in annual AI spending will yield sufficient returns.
AI Spending
Semiconductor shares fell more than 10 percent Friday, driving investors toward healthcare and staples. Upcoming earnings from major firms will test market sentiment amid inflation worries.
Fast headlines, summarized. Not verified and not advice. Check the full story before you act.