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AI Crash Resumes... Growth Now Even Cheaper! NBIS, SPCX, NVDA, IREN, META, MSTR, BTC (Macro Madness)

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22 Oct 2026, 21:53 UTC
Recorded by Tahlil Plus
23 Oct 2026, 02:34 UTC
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The market exhibits extreme volatility and a breakdown in traditional correlations, with oil prices up and yields down, yet stocks falling across the board. Tech stocks, particularly AI-related companies, are experiencing significant sell-offs, with names like META and AMZN down substantially. NVDA and MSFT also show weakness, although specific reasons are not clear from fundamental data. The speaker expresses confusion and frustration at the lack of logical drivers for these moves, highlighting that standard market expectations (e.g., oil up means yields up, bonds down means stocks up) are not holding. This suggests a market driven by panic and sentiment rather than fundamentals, leading to indiscriminate selling. The analysis points out that even companies with strong financials like NBI, IREN, and CRWY are experiencing significant drops, indicating a broad market fear. The speaker also questions the sell-off in stocks like STRC and SATA, which should theoretically benefit from lower interest rates, suggesting a potential buying opportunity if the market sentiment shifts.

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