Keep pulling the thread on Nasdaq 100.
Broadcom's recent earnings report included a disappointing forecast for chip revenue, which precipitated a wider sell-off in technology stocks.
Margin debt taken out by retail investors in Korea to purchase stocks has reached a historic high.
Iran recently fired missiles at Israel, which were intercepted by the Israeli Air Force.
Following a missile attack, Iran warned Israel that it would respond with force against Israel and its allies if Israel chose to retaliate.
Israel retaliated against Iran by having its Air Force strike military targets in western and central Iran.
It is very likely that Japan's Ministry of Finance will intervene in currency markets to support the yen.
Underwriters for the SpaceX IPO have been instructed not to accept orders from investors in Hong Kong and China due to U.S. restrictions on the export of critical technology.
SpaceX has increased its IPO allocation for Japanese retail investors from $2 billion to $2.5 billion, with Mizuho managing the offering.
Two large Chinese memory chip makers, Changxin Memory and Yanzhi Memory, are expected to debut via IPOs in mainland China within the next couple of months.
The current AI market rally is more fundamentally sound than the dot-com bubble because it is based on earnings growth, whereas the dot-com bubble was driven by elevated price-to-earnings multiples.
On a recent Friday, the Nasdaq 100 index declined by approximately 4.7%, led by a sell-off in technology shares.
Following a U.S. market sell-off, shares in Samsung and SK Hynix in Seoul declined by at least 5%, contributing to a drop of more than 7% in the KOSPI index.