⚠️ Emergency WARNING: FRIDAY Crash Coming as STOCKS SELL OFF Overnight!! Investors PANIC on AI Spend
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MoneyvestIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 30 Oct 2026, 08:21 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 30 Oct 2026, 10:13 UTC

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The market is experiencing significant downside pressure, with major tech stocks like Amazon, Google, Intel, Tesla, Nvidia, AMD, Meta, Netflix, and SoFi all showing considerable losses. Amazon is down over 7.5% pre-market, following reports of negative free cash flow and unchanged capex. Google also saw a massive drop, losing $500 billion in value, marking its worst day ever. Intel plunged 21% post-earnings, blaming a PC slowdown. Tesla is trading below $400, down over 2%. Nvidia and AMD are also down significantly, over 4% and 7% respectively. Meta is trading in a range but is considered oversold, with a support level at $600. Netflix is down over 3.5% and showing a bearish channel pattern. SoFi is also experiencing a significant sell-off. WTI Crude Oil is trading higher, however, the VIX is up, indicating increased volatility. The overall market sentiment is bearish, with most stocks in the tech sector showing weakness.
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