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Stocks fall as AI selloff goes global -your pre-market briefing inside → ?

Stocks fall as AI selloff goes global -your pre-market briefing inside →                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 July 25, 2024 | [Read Online]( First time here? [Sign up]([»]( Good morning. The Fast Five → [Stocks fall]( as AI selloff goes global, Biden says time for ‘[younger voices](’, [Tesla earnings miss]( causes biggest slump since ‘20, S&P and Nasdaq [worst day]( since ‘22, and [Ether ETFs]( see net inflows of $106M on first day… 📈 From Chaikin Analytics: [Time to sell NVDA? 50-yr Wall Street legend weighs in »]( Calendar: (all times ET) Today: GDP, 8:30 AM Initial jobless claims, 8:30 AM Durable-goods orders, 8:30 AM FRI, 7/26: PCE index, 8:30 AM Consumer sentiment, 10:00 AM Your 5-minute briefing for Thursday, July 25: BEFORE THE OPEN As of market close 7/24/2024. Pre-Market: US Investor % Bullish Sentiment: ↑ 52.75% for Wk of July 18 2024 (Last week: 49.18%) Chart updates every Friday. Market Recap: - Stocks sold off Wed; S&P and Nasdaq had worst session since 2022. - S&P 500 -2.31%, Nasdaq -3.64%, Dow -1.25%. - Alphabet -5%, Tesla -12.3%, Nvidia -6.8%, Meta -5.6%, Microsoft -3.6%. - Overbought market, high earnings bar, weak equity period caused sell-off. - Weak US manufacturing data; PMI fell to 49.5 in July. - New home sales in June below expectations. EARNINGS Here’s what we’re watching this week: - Today: AbbVie ([ABBV](), Honeywell ([HON](), Southwest Air ([LUV]() - Friday: Bristol-Myers Squibb ([BMY]() - [3M (MMM)]( - earnings of $1.68 per share (-22.6% YoY) on $5.9B revenue (-25.4% YoY) Full earnings calendar [here](. HEADLINES [Stocks Fall as AI Selloff Goes Global]( Fed should cut rate at next week meeting: former Fed NY chief. Yen strengthens against dollar, extending Wednesday’s rally. 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