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AI stock selloff wipes out $2.3 trillion as investors rethink tech

The slide follows U.S. midterm elections, which investors see as bad news for tech stocks and data centers.

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What happened

Tech and AI shares fell sharply after the midterm elections, and Thursday's sell-off erased $2.3 trillion in market value and pushed the Nasdaq into a correction. Dan Ives said he sees a multiyear tech bull market despite the rout and believes investors are overreacting.

Timeline

  1. Nov 5: Put volume at Cboe reached a record 11.23 million contracts during the selloff, exceeding the previous record set in April 2025.
  2. Nov 8, 3:42 AM ET: Dan Ives told Bloomberg that investors are overreacting to political uncertainty around AI infrastructure spending.

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