Nasdaq futures rebound after last week's 4.5% AI-stock selloff
Futures point to a higher open for tech stocks, led by the Nasdaq, following a week in which AI-related shares tumbled and the index fell 4.5%. Yorkville Ives partner Dan Ives called the drawdown a 'golden buying opportunity,' while BTIG urged clients to use any semiconductor rebound to cut exposure. CoreWeave and Nebius, both down sharply last week, were also set to open higher Monday.
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The split between analysts calling this a buying dip and others warning of further declines suggests genuine uncertainty about whether AI-stock weakness reflects a temporary pullback or a deeper reassessment of valuations. The VIX hitting its highest level since June indicates rising investor anxiety, which could make Monday's bounce fragile if sentiment doesn't hold through the week.
- Nasdaq futures point to a rebound after last week's 4.5% drop tied to AI-sector jitters.
- Analysts are split: some see a buying opportunity, others recommend reducing exposure to semiconductors.
- The Cboe Volatility Index hit its highest level since June, signaling growing fear of a bigger market correction.
Source: cnbc.com — Leonie Kidd, 2026-10-19
Published there as: “Investors are buying on Monday despite fear the AI trade nightmare scenario is far from over”
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