Tech stocks enter November after a brutal October: Is it time to buy the dip? Plus: Apple’s big test, a warning from Warren Buffett and why the midterms could be good news for stocks 👋🏽 Hello, MarketWatchers. After a bruising October for tech stocks, we enter November with a familiar question: Is it time to buy the dip?
Intel just suffered its worst one-day stock decline in more than four decades. Alphabet endured a punishing selloff of its own, while the Nasdaq closed out its worst month since March 2025. And the bond market is asking tougher questions about the costs of AI financing.
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