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On November 5, U.S. stock markets experienced significant declines due to massive sell-offs in the tech sector and uncertainties surrounding post-election economic policies. The Nasdaq dropped around 5%, while the Dow Jones fell over 1,500 points, leading to a cumulative market capitalization loss of approximately $2.5 trillion. Investor sentiment worsened following Qualcomm's disappointing earnings report, and concerns grew over potential stricter regulations on tech companies after the Democrats gained control of Congress. Amidst the sell-off, some investors shifted their capital to U.S. Treasury bonds, causing a decrease in yields. Despite some signs of recovery, major indices continued to face substantial losses, with the S&P 500 heading towards its weakest session since April 2025.