US EditionNasdaq 100: 8% Sell-Off Damages Medium-Term Uptrend, Potential Multi-Week Corrective Decline Ahead
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Wall Street Today, Nov. 21, 2025: Nasdaq 100 Rout Deepens as Traders Debate AI Bubble and Wave‑4 Correction
U.S. stocks are heading into Friday’s session on edge after a violent reversal on Thursday wiped out big intraday gains, hammered tech, and left the Nasdaq 100 around 8% below its late‑October peak. MarketPulse+1 Below is a news-style breakdown of what’s happening today (21.11.2025), why it’s happening, and how analysts are framing the move using both macro data and technical tools like Elliott Wave. Key Takeaways for November 21, 2025 How We Go…
Nasdaq 100: 8% Sell-Off Damages Medium-Term Uptrend, Potential Multi-Week Corrective Decline Ahead
Key takeaways US equities suffered a sharp reversal, with major indices wiping out strong intraday gains and closing deeply in the red, marking the sharpest swing since April’s tariff shock. Nvidia’s failed post-earnings rally was the main catalyst, reversing from a 5% intraday surge to a 3.2% loss and erasing nearly $400 billion in market […] The post Nasdaq 100: 8% Sell-Off Damages Medium-Term Uptrend, Potential Multi-Week Corrective Decline A…
Wall Street closed with sharp falls after a volatile day that started in positive but turned around after two members of the Federal Reserve expressed doubts about rate cuts. Nasdaq 100 fell by 2.38 %, led by Micron's collapse, while Dow Jones lost 0.84% and S&P 500 backed back by 1.56%. Walmart and Warner Music's results brought some sparkle to a shutdown marked by fear of a more restrictive monetary policy.
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