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The latest Nasdaq coverage from Bullquill: sourced, dated and explained.
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Bear market vs correction: what 10% and 20% drops mean
Pullback, correction and bear market are market conventions, not official rulings. This guide explains the 5%, 10% and 20% lines, how drops are measured on closing prices and what Ned Davis Research data on 27 S&P 500 bear markets shows.
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How does an IPO work? S-1, roadshow, pricing and the first trade
The IPO price is fixed the night before listing, but the opening price comes from buy and sell orders the next morning. Figma's 2025 IPO shows each step, and EDGAR shows what Anthropic and OpenAI have and have not filed.
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Nvidia stock correction: shares 11.3% below Oct. 6 record
The shares dropped 4.4% on October 22 and slipped below their 50-day average of 222.77, though they remain above the 200-day line at 203.56. AP and Reuters tied the selloff to doubts about returns on AI investment.
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Nikkei falls 2% as AI selloff deepens and banks slide in Tokyo
Japan's benchmark extended Thursday's 2.65% drop and touched an intraday low of 61,462.61. Selling spread from chipmakers to SoftBank Group and several large banks.
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KOSPI drops 3% as Samsung, SK Hynix slide after US tech selloff
Chipmakers led the drop minutes after the Seoul open, following an overnight US tech selloff and a rise in oil prices. It is the index's third decline in four sessions.
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Nasdaq falls 2.6% to 26,008.86 as AI spending worries hit chips
The Nasdaq Composite fell 2.6% to 26,008.86 on October 22, its steepest one-day drop since early June. Reuters and Yahoo Finance said renewed worry about AI spending after Meta and Tesla results drove the selloff, which hit chip stocks hardest.
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US Stocks daily brief, Oct 22, 2026: Nasdaq sinks 2.6% on AI costs
The Nasdaq fell 2.6% and the S&P 500 1.2% on October 22 as AI-spending worries hit chipmakers and Meta, while the Dow held flat on gains in defensive stocks. the 10-year Treasury yield dropped below 5% and the VIX jumped 14%.
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Chip stocks slump 5.6%, lowest since July 29, on AI spending fears
The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index fell 5.6% to its lowest since July 29 on October 22, led by Lam Research, AMD, Intel and Marvell, as Meta's new non-voting shares and Tesla's capex cut prompted investors to reassess AI infrastructure spending.
