
The Nasdaq Composite experienced a significant decline, closing down 2.8% amid a widespread sell-off in technology stocks, marking its worst trading day in nearly two months. Major contributors to this downturn were disappointing earnings forecasts from tech giants Meta and Microsoft. Microsoft's stock is on track for its worst day in over two years, falling sharply after its earnings report. Additionally, NVIDIA's stock dropped 4.6% during the sell-off. The broader market was affected, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also experiencing losses. Despite the tech sector's struggles, some companies like Amazon saw fluctuations in their share prices, with Amazon's stock jumping prior to the release of the October jobs report. Investors are now closely monitoring economic indicators as market volatility continues.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced gains following a positive jobs report, while tech giant Apple saw a decline in stock value and Amazon shares surged by 7%. President Trump's stocks saw a decrease, with attention now turning to Berkshire Hathaway. $AAPL $DOW
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