In October 2026, tech stocks faced significant declines, with Intel dropping 43.5% and Alphabet down 18.5%. Despite these losses, the S&P 500 index only fell 0.5% because 75% of its large-cap stocks showed gains during the month. This suggests underlying strength in the broader market beyond the struggles of major tech companies. Investors should watch if this trend of broad-based gains continues amid sector-specific challenges.
October's market turbulence hit tech giants hard, echoing the sharp declines seen in Intel and Alphabet stocks. On Pluang, Intel trades at USD 65.63 with a steep 1-day drop of 28.72%, while Alphabet is priced at USD 282.06, down 0.62% as of Oct 30, 2026 22:41 WIB. Despite these falls, investor interest remains, with Intel showing 60% buy orders and Alphabet 77% buy orders, reflecting ongoing engagement in these key tech names.
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