The stock price fluctuations of AI chip giants have sparked market attention. On Friday, US stocks came under comprehensive pressure, driven by multiple factors — firstly, the spread of concerns about an AI bubble from the chip sector; secondly, reports of opposition within the Federal Reserve to easing policies, which pushed up US Treasury yields. As a result, the three major indices all issued urgent alerts.



Specifically, the data shows: the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 245.96 points, a decline of 0.51%, to 48,458.05 points; the Nasdaq 100 fell even more sharply, dropping 1.69% to 23,195.17 points, a new low in nearly two weeks; the S&P 500 also didn't escape, falling 1.07% to 6,827.41 points.

From a weekly perspective: the Dow index has increased by 1.05% this week, but the Nasdaq has already lost 1.62%, and the S&P 500 is also in the negative, with a decline of 0.63%. It seems the market's expectations for the future are adjusting.
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MEVictimvip
· 10h ago
The AI bubble is really getting more and more absurd; it was high time for a correction. The Nasdaq dropped so much; this week was a complete waste. The Federal Reserve is stirring up trouble, and retail investors are going to get screwed again. Those chip guys are still bragging; it's time to wake up. All three major indices are in the green; I won't sleep well this weekend.
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 12-13 02:52
The AI bubble theory is back again, same old story every time... The Nasdaq is down 1.62% over the week; should the leveraged positions be cleared out? --- As US Treasury yields rise and liquidity tightens, is a chain of liquidations happening? I sense some systemic risk in this wave of corrections. --- The Dow is still quite stable, but the Nasdaq has dropped so sharply... The borrowing rates for tech stocks must be very high, risk control thresholds are very tight. --- Still hitting two-week lows but dare to say the correction is over? This is the beginning of the domino effect of deleveraging signals. --- In the AI chip sector, the liquidation price is gradually bottoming out. Don’t be fooled by the rebound; there’s still room below.
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BearHuggervip
· 12-13 02:48
Is the AI bubble going to burst? This time really different... The Nasdaq has fallen for two consecutive weeks, gotta think about what to do next. --- It's the Fed again, tightening policies directly causing a surge in US debt, and the chip sector is suffering as well. --- A direct drop of 1.69%, the decline is pretty fierce. Opening tomorrow, it might continue to wipe out. --- The weekly chart has turned negative, seems like everyone really has no confidence in next year. --- I don't understand, the AI bubble has been hyped for so long, and now you're starting to be afraid? Were the earlier buyers just bagholders? --- The Dow is still positive, the Nasdaq is dead, this divergence is really interesting. Should we bet on a rebound next week? --- Every time, it's all about bubbles, but when has it really burst? Just more smoke and mirrors. --- US bond yields have risen, those high-valuation tech stocks definitely can't withstand it. --- Two-week lows, still feeling like it can fall further. This position isn't the bottom yet. --- All three major indices are green, but none can survive. Is this truly a correction or are we about to rebound again?
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DaoTherapyvip
· 12-13 02:44
The AI bubble is really getting harder and harder to sustain, the Nasdaq drops by 1.69%... feels like it will keep falling --- Is the Federal Reserve starting to hint again? This tempo seems like they want to cut us all. --- It’s always like this, when chips crash, others follow as casualties. Friday was really a bloodbath. --- The Nasdaq is down 1.62% this week. Are we clearing out positions or what? --- U.S. Treasury yields are rising again. There are no cheap assets left now. --- The AI chip bubble seems to be bursting. It was about time to wake up. --- All three major indices are in trouble at once, this is outrageous... --- Looking at the weekly chart, it's still falling. Is there any hope ahead? --- The Dow's gains were forcibly pulled back by the Nasdaq, it’s so expensive. --- Don’t tell me it’s a market correction, it’s just a way to cut the leeks.
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MagicBeanvip
· 12-13 02:28
Here it comes again, is the AI bubble about to burst again? The Nasdaq is plummeting so wildly, the Federal Reserve is really stirring things up. The chip sector is directly buried, no wonder it dropped so badly today. Are US Treasury yields rising? Then we really need to be careful. The Nasdaq has already lost over 2 this week... feels like it still needs to fall. The Federal Reserve opposes easing? No way, buddy. It feels like this correction has just begun, there are still more to come. Is the bubble about to burst? Is it time to run? We really need to cut down on chips; the risk is too high. The Dow is still holding, but the Nasdaq is already done for.
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