Following a Democratic sweep in the midterm elections, fears of a slowdown in data center construction triggered a sharp sell-off in tech stocks, with major indexes experiencing their worst day since April 2025. Despite the initial market panic, executives from leading tech companies like Arm, OpenAI, Qualcomm, and Box expressed confidence that the data center build-out will continue, emphasizing ongoing demand and the importance of investing in infrastructure. They also highlighted that their businesses have strengths beyond data centers and that community concerns will be addressed. The market partially recovered the next day, reflecting cautious optimism amid regulatory uncertainties.
Following the midterm election sell-off, Qualcomm's stock on Pluang shows resilience with a 5.29% gain as of Nov 07, 2026 01:41 WIB. The stock price stands at USD 165.04, reflecting investor interest despite broader tech sector volatility. Trading volume remains active at nearly 40 million shares, indicating sustained market engagement.
Markets experienced sharp declines driven by fears over AI regulation, mixed earnings reports, and economic uncertainty. Qualcomm's weak guidance and handset struggles contrasted with strong gains from Unity and AppLovin, highlighting volatile invest...
Qualcomm reported slightly better-than-expected Q4 earnings but issued cautious guidance for Q1, projecting adjusted earnings below analyst estimates and revenue in line with expectations. The company's handset chip sales dropped 26%, missing estimat...
Qualcomm reported Q4 FY2026 earnings that beat Wall Street estimates with EPS of $2.17 and revenue of $10.32 billion. However, the stock fell 11% due to a soft profit outlook and a 26% year-over-year decline in handset revenue, which overshadowed rec...
Stocks surged following the Democrats' decisive midterm victory, with the Dow experiencing its best day in over a year and a half, boosted by falling oil prices. However, tech stocks faced pressure, notably Qualcomm, whose shares fell over 9% after m...
The VIX Volatility Index saw its largest one-day drop since April 2025, falling over 20% as Wall Street calmed after midterm elections. Qualcomm shares fell about 10% premarket due to mixed fiscal Q4 results and a Q1 earnings forecast slightly below ...
