VQV Signal
According to a post on X from @business, Bloomberg reported that a rally in US Treasuries gathered pace in Asian trading as investors fled a tech sell-off. That sell-off gave Alphabet its worst day on record. The post also cites one unconfirmed claim that Nasdaq futures were down 700 points at about 7:31 PM PT. Analysts reading Intel's report said its servers beat, but cuts to PC orders weigh on the fourth quarter.
According to a post on X from @business, Bloomberg reported that a rally in US Treasuries gathered pace in Asian trading as investors fled a tech sell-off. That sell-off gave Alphabet its worst day on record. The post also cites one unconfirmed claim that Nasdaq futures were down 700 points at about 7:31 PM PT. Analysts reading Intel's report said its servers beat, but cuts to PC orders weigh on the fourth quarter.
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Bloomberg says a rally in US Treasuries gathered pace in Asian trading as investors fled the tech sell-off that gave Alphabet its worst day on record, and one poster said Nasdaq futures were down 700 points at about 7:31 PM PT (a single unconfirmed post). Analysts reading Intel's report say servers beat but PC...
Investors holding Alphabet, Google and Nvidia shares are most directly exposed, since the post describes sharp moves in those stocks. Traders and anyone tracking market risk should watch whether the Treasuries rally and the futures drop are confirmed by primary market data. The @Jason dip-buying remark is one person's stated trade, not a market signal.
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