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Friday pre-market earnings πŸ‘€ $AXP and $SLB headline the slate, with $ALV, $BAH, $GNTX, $FLG, $FHB, $GRC, $EAF and $BCPC also reporting. Financials, energy and industrials in focus. Street estimates in the slides below.
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Nasdaq 100 $QQQ suffers worst day since June πŸ“‰ πŸ“‰
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πŸ“‰ WALL STREET'S SELLOFF WASN'T BROAD Nasdaq -2.6% S&P 500 -1.2% Dow flat Semiconductors sank ~6.5%, yet most U.S. stocks actually rose. Money rotated into defensive sectors as investors questioned the AI spending boom. A tech selloff, not a market-wide collapse.
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πŸ”” CLOSING BELL | Thursday, October 22, 2026 Wall Street Under Pressure β€’ Nasdaq Drops 3% β€’ AI Financing Fears Trigger Tech Selloff β€’ Meta Plunges β€’ Defensive Sectors Outperform β € πŸ”Ž Market Overview U.S. stocks came under pressure on Thursday. The S&P 500 fell 1.21%, the Nasdaq 100 dropped 2.90%, while the Dow remained nearly flat at +0.02%. AI, technology, and semiconductor stocks faced heavy selling. β € Meta's earnings report intensified doubts about returns on massive AI investments. Investors rotated into defensive stocks and U.S. Treasuries. The semiconductor index plunged 6.7%, while geopolitical tensions fueled inflation concerns. β € πŸ“‰ Sentiment β€’ CNN Fear & Greed: 20 (Extreme Fear) β€’ Crypto Fear & Greed: 68 (Greed) β € πŸ“Š Indices & Markets β€’ S&P 500: 7,663.39 (-1.21%) β€’ Dow Jones: 52,867.98 (+0.02%) β€’ Nasdaq 100: 28,958.69 (-2.90%) β€’ Russell 2000: 2,783.12 (+0.08%) β€’ DAX: 25,371.75 (-1.07%) β€’ VIX: 19.04 (+14.15%) β€’ US 10Y: 4.959% (-18.0 bps) β€’ US 2Y: 4.646% (-17.7 bps) β € 🏦 Stock & Sector Highlights β€’ $META Meta -7.0% despite an earnings beat. Negative free cash flow following $35B in quarterly CapEx, a new non-voting share class, and approximately $825B in future commitments weighed on shares β € β€’ $MSFT Microsoft -2.2%, $ORCL Oracle -2.8%, $GOOGL Alphabet -3.2%, and $AMZN Amazon -4.6% amid AI financing concerns β € β€’ $TSLA Tesla -3.1% despite positive free cash flow. Long-term annual vehicle sales target cut to 5M, with 2026 CapEx reduced to $20B β € β€’ $SPCX SpaceX -9.1% amid the tech selloff. Intel, AMD, Sandisk, and Marvell each lost more than 8% β € β€’ $SPOT Spotify +11.1% after premium subscribers reached 306M and the company issued an upbeat Q4 outlook β € β€’ $LMT Lockheed Martin +7.0% after raising guidance, $PG Procter & Gamble +5.6% on 4% organic sales growth, and $AAL American Airlines +3.0% despite weak guidance β € β€’ After hours: $WDC Western Digital -3% and $BE Bloom Energy -5% despite earnings beats, $DECK Deckers -7% after a revenue miss, and $RNG RingCentral +14% following raised guidance β € Defensive consumer and defense stocks benefited from the rotation. The semiconductor index posted its worst daily decline since June and remains more than 26% below its record high. β € πŸ’° Commodities & Energy Renewed Houthi attacks briefly pushed Brent to a five-month high. Reports of potential U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran after the midterms added uncertainty. β€’ WTI: $99.13 (-0.34%) β€’ Gold: $4,038.55 (-0.54%) β€’ Silver: $54.600 (-0.75%) β € πŸͺ™ Crypto Update Cryptocurrencies declined, while the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained in "Greed" territory at 68. β€’ Bitcoin: $81,202.00 (-4.11%) β€’ Ethereum: $2,378.29 (-4.56%) β € πŸ“° Macro & Market Structure β€’ Meta posts its first negative quarterly free cash flow in over a decade β€’ Meta: $355.7B in future lease commitments and $454.5B in contractual obligations, totaling $824.9B β€’ Meta Q4 revenue guidance: $73–76B, 2026 CapEx at $135–145B β€’ New Meta share class raises potential dilution concerns β€’ Semiconductor index -6.7%, more than 26% below its record high, but still +51.5% YTD β€’ S&P 500 +11.9% YTD, significantly trailing semiconductors β€’ U.S. initial jobless claims remain near multi-year lows β€’ Markets expect a 25 bps Fed rate hike by year-end β€’ 111 S&P 500 companies have reported Q3 earnings, with 83% beating estimates β€’ Blackstone +8.4%, sees opportunities from wider credit spreads on AI debt β€’ NYSE breadth nearly balanced, Nasdaq decliners outnumber advancers 1.37 to 1 β€’ Trading volume: 18.79B shares vs. the 20-day average of 17.19B β € πŸ“… Outlook & Takeaways Wall Street experienced a risk-off session. Meta's AI spending intensified financing concerns. Semiconductors and hyperscalers sold off, while defensive stocks and Treasuries benefited. β € Attention now turns to further Q3 earnings and returns on AI investments. Despite an 83% earnings beat rate, massive capital spending, financing costs, and geopolitical risks remain key headwinds.
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The Nasdaq 100 closed down 2.9%... That's the largest drop since June 5th 😲
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🚨 BREAKING: The S&P 500 just lost over $840B+ in market cap, its biggest single-day loss since July 29th...
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HERE'S WHAT THE πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ STOCK MARKET LOOKED LIKE TODAY Up $BX +8.4% $ACN +7.7% $LMT +7.0% $CSX +6.8% $ADBE +6.1% $INTU +5.8% $PG +5.6% $NEE +4.6% Down $LRCX -11.8% $LITE -11.5% $CIEN -10.7% $GEV -10.6% $KLAC -9.5% $MRVL -8.7% $SNDK -8.5% $AMAT -8.2% Chips led the selloff. Lam Research $LRCX fell -11.8%, KLA $KLAC -9.5%, Marvell $MRVL -8.7% and AMD $AMD -8.1%, while Nvidia $NVDA slipped -4.4%. AI networking names Lumentum and Ciena both dropped more than 10%, and Meta $META fell -7.0% after earnings. Defensive stocks caught a bid. Procter & Gamble $PG rose +5.6% after its report, NextEra Energy $NEE +4.6% and Colgate-Palmolive $CL +4.3%, pushing consumer defensive up +3.2% on the day. Blackstone $BX led the S&P 500 with a +8.4% gain.
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Hedge funds are the least net long US stocks in 5 years (Goldman) Net leverage just fell 3.2 pts in one week. There's only 3 bigger drops in 5 years: Jan 2022, Oct 2023, Apr 2025 Two of those three marked major lows
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$SPOT Spotify reported Q3 revenue €4.97 billion (vs €4.98 billion consensus) β€” operating income €672 million (in line with €671.8 million consensus). Spotify guided Q4 operating income to €820 million (approximately $920.53 million) vs €813.4 million consensus. Spotify co-CEO Soderstrom noted listening is NOT shifting to third-party AI agents.
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Stocks Reporting Today β€” After Market Close πŸ•“ After Market Close: ABCB, AMTB, APPF, ASB, BBD, BBDO, BE, BWMX, BY, BYD, COLB, CUBI, DECK, EBC, ENVA, FIBK, FIX, FPH, FRBA, FRST, GBCI, HTH, JAKK, KN, KNSL, KRC, MSBI, MXL, MYFW, NEM, OMC, ORC, PINE, REXR, RHI, RNG, SAM, SIGI, SLM, SPFI, SRCE, SSNC, USCB, UVE, VRSN, VTMX, WDC, WSFS
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After-close earnings tonight πŸ‘€ $BE, $WDC, $RNG, $MXL, $NEM, $VRSN, $SLM, $MRTN, $SRCE and $KN report after the bell. $BE and $WDC should draw the most attention, with AI infrastructure and storage demand in focus. Street estimates in the slides below.
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JUST IN 🚨: Extreme Fear returns to the Stock Market πŸ“‰ πŸ‘» πŸŽƒ
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HERE ARE THE COMPANIES REPORTING EARNINGS AFTER THE BELL TODAY Here's what Wall Street expects from every company reporting after the bell Western Digital $WDC β€’ EPS: $4.09 est β€’ Revenue: $4.16B est Newmont $NEM β€’ EPS: $1.94 est β€’ Revenue: $6.01B est VeriSign $VRSN β€’ EPS: $2.42 est β€’ Revenue: $441.75M est Omnicom $OMC β€’ EPS: $2.68 est β€’ Revenue: $6.15B est Deckers Brands $DECK β€’ EPS: $1.82 est β€’ Revenue: $1.51B est Bloom Energy $BE β€’ EPS: $0.71 est β€’ Revenue: $1.07B est Comfort Systems USA $FIX β€’ EPS: $12.71 est β€’ Revenue: $3.35B est RingCentral $RNG β€’ EPS: $1.27 est β€’ Revenue: $666.96M est MaxLinear $MXL β€’ EPS: $0.56 est β€’ Revenue: $215M est Several are falling ahead of results, led by MaxLinear -13.9%, Bloom Energy -10.4% and Comfort Systems -8.5%. Deckers is the only one higher, up +2.7%.
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🚨 Massive selloff in US markets, with $1.1 trillion wiped out today. S&P 500: down -1.38%, $980B wiped out Nasdaq: down -2.36%, $900B wiped out $NVDA: down -3.6%, $200B wiped out $SPCX: down -6.5%, $130B wiped out $META: down -6%, $110B wiped out Just these 3 companies account for $440 billion, about 40% of the total wipeout. The S&P 500 is on track for its biggest one-day loss in more than 3 months.
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"We may be ready to release an Optimus video in a month or so" β€” Elon Musk on #TSLA earnings call.
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Elon Musk says Optimus may take β€œat least a year, maybe a little longer” to reach 20K robots/week (~1M annually). AI, reliability & lifespan need work: β€œexpect these issues to be solved around the end of next year” Deliveries to companies outside $TSLA is expected in late 2027
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Spotify $SPOT stock is up by 7% following its earnings 🟒
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