U.S. stocks sharply declined following the midterm elections, with the Dow down 3.44% and the Nasdaq falling 5.52%, entering correction territory. The sell-off was driven by concerns that Democrats' election victories could lead to stricter AI regulations and slower data center development, impacting AI infrastructure growth. Major tech and chip companies like Nvidia, Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet saw significant losses, along with data center operators and energy suppliers tied to AI. Investors are reassessing growth expectations amid fears of increased costs and regulatory hurdles for AI expansion.
Following the midterm election results that sparked concerns over AI regulation, major tech stocks on Pluang show notable declines. Nvidia shares dropped 9.33% to USD 181.45, while Meta fell 4.30% to USD 602.88 as of Nov 06, 2026 04:21 WIB. Amazon also saw a 2.62% decrease, trading at USD 259.05, reflecting cautious investor sentiment on the platform.
The recent selloff in AI-related stocks is considered an overreaction, as major chipmakers like TSMC, Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron face limited direct impact from political delays. While AI project costs are rising and timelines are slowing, hypersca...
Nvidia's stock is approaching bear market territory after falling more than 23.5% from its peak on October 6, 2026. The selloff in tech stocks has intensified due to political uncertainty following recent election results. Despite the decline, some p...
Despite recent volatility, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Palantir are posting strong growth. NVIDIA aims for $400 by 2027, driven by rapid revenue growth and supply constraints, with a 93% gain needed from current prices. Amazon's target of $350 depends on AWS...
Nvidia shares fell 5.23% amid sector-wide selling linked to potential AI regulations after the midterm elections, with no company-specific news. Nvidia is the largest holding in major index funds like the S&P 500 ETF, Nasdaq-100 ETF, and a semiconduc...
Chip stocks including Sandisk, AMD, Micron, Western Digital, Seagate, Intel, and Nvidia saw sharp declines, with Sandisk down 20% and others falling over 15%. This selloff pushed the Nasdaq Composite toward its worst day since April 2025. Investors a...
