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On Thursday, October 22, the Nasdaq Composite closed at 26,008.86 - down 694 points, or 2.6%. The main blow fell on chipmakers: the Philadelphia Semiconductor sector index plunged 6.72%.
On Thursday Brent rose 2.6% to $111.66 per barrel - a five-month high, and in the evening Moscow time quotes went above $113. The rally was driven by Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure and expectations of a new military escalation around Iran.
On Tuesday and Wednesday after the US market close, quarterly reports from Tesla, Meta, Netflix and SpaceX are released. Nasdaq values just the first three at a combined $3.6 trillion - the reaction in their shares drags the entire tech sector along with it.
On October 2, the Nasdaq 100 updated its all-time high, and Nvidia shares also reached a new record. Both moves occurred in the first minutes of the main US session and were closely linked to each other.
Access to the US stock market is now open via a separate trading terminal. This is now a permanent feature of the platform
Now in a separate Hash Hedge terminal, more than 11,000 US stocks are available. You can track quotes, analyze the market, and find ideas among the largest companies, technology giants, dividend stocks, and less obvious shares.
All 500 US stock challenges were claimed within two days, giving traders access to over 11,000 US securities.
A separate Hash Hedge terminal for 11,000+ US stocks with sectors, analytics, and trade statistics. Trade Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, and thousands of US stocks in a separate terminal without confusion with the crypto market.
In crypto, leverage is applied to an individual position, while in stocks, Buying Power sets the overall limit for all open positions in the account. Let's break down the difference with a simple example.
