Did the US stock market change its face again? Last night's drop woke many people's dreams!
Last night, the US stock market was truly nerve-wracking.
Everyone was still expecting some surprises from the 'earnings season,' but the three major indices all bowed their heads—Dow Jones and Nasdaq both fell by 0.59%, while the S&P 500 fell even more by 0.63%. Don't be fooled by the small numbers; during such high-level fluctuations, every point down is a jolt to investors' nerves.
What’s most concerning are those 'seven tech giants.'
Apple took the lead in the sell-off, directly dropping over 2%; Nvidia, Google, and Tesla, those star stocks that usually shine brightly, also couldn't hold up, all falling over 1%.
This is quite interesting: logically, it's a crucial period for tech giants to release earnings reports, and funds should be huddling together for warmth. Why has it instead become the vanguard of the sell-off?
In fact, the signal is already quite clear: the market is pricing in the risk of 'expectations falling short' in advance. When everyone is focused on AI telling stories, any slight disturbance will cause profit-taking to surge like a tide.
The next two days are crucial; if the Nasdaq cannot quickly reclaim lost ground, this adjustment might not just be 'washing for better health,' but could genuinely need to retest the moving averages for support. $BTC $ETH $BNB #美伊冲突接下来会如何发展？ #加密市场反弹
Last night, the US stock market was truly nerve-wracking.
Everyone was still expecting some surprises from the 'earnings season,' but the three major indices all bowed their heads—Dow Jones and Nasdaq both fell by 0.59%, while the S&P 500 fell even more by 0.63%. Don't be fooled by the small numbers; during such high-level fluctuations, every point down is a jolt to investors' nerves.
What’s most concerning are those 'seven tech giants.'
Apple took the lead in the sell-off, directly dropping over 2%; Nvidia, Google, and Tesla, those star stocks that usually shine brightly, also couldn't hold up, all falling over 1%.
This is quite interesting: logically, it's a crucial period for tech giants to release earnings reports, and funds should be huddling together for warmth. Why has it instead become the vanguard of the sell-off?
In fact, the signal is already quite clear: the market is pricing in the risk of 'expectations falling short' in advance. When everyone is focused on AI telling stories, any slight disturbance will cause profit-taking to surge like a tide.
The next two days are crucial; if the Nasdaq cannot quickly reclaim lost ground, this adjustment might not just be 'washing for better health,' but could genuinely need to retest the moving averages for support. $BTC $ETH $BNB #美伊冲突接下来会如何发展？ #加密市场反弹