As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 12, 2026.
Per CNBC, stock futures declined as Jensen Huang's ouster sent Nvidia reeling and oil prices rose.
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Per CNBC, Nasdaq gained more than 1% as a CoreWeave spike revitalized the AI trade.
Tech is rebounding on AI infrastructure strength after CoreWeave's earnings beat and raised outlook, per CNBC and Yahoo Finance.
Per CNBC, the S&P 500 fell, dragged down by a Nvidia sell-off and rate-hike fears after hot inflation data.
Per Yahoo Finance, Dow and S&P 500 slipped after CPI data raised Fed rate-hike bets.
Nasdaq surged and the Dow and S&P 500 rallied on the AI tech trade rising, per Yahoo Finance, despite Nvidia's stock slide.
Dow rallies as oil slides and tech stocks outside of Nvidia gain, per CNBC.
Ten for ten: every prior flat-open, 4%-plus intraday washout in the S&P 500 ETF was followed by a higher price one year later, which marks Thursday's selloff as capitulation.
On Thursday, the S&P 500 ETF $SPY opened flat and traded down 4%+ from the open to the close. Red dots on the chart below show prior occurrences. Higher one year later all ten times. Are massive big open to close drops a clearing event? https://t.co/TsJOm45OoL
Per Bloomberg, a US stock rout paused as dip buyers offered support, while per Kiplinger, Nasdaq tech stocks rebounded.
Per CNBC-style reporting in the news feed, chip stocks are rebounding after a sharp AI-related selloff, and the October jobs report beat forecasts with 165,000 jobs added, per Yahoo Finance.
Per CNBC, the Dow dropped 1,800 points and the Nasdaq tumbled into correction territory on an AI tech selloff.
u/ConservativeTexan713 ▲ 101 upvotes 101 comments
Roth IRA for 2026 and again in January 2027. That’s the first thing I’d do. You’re so young, it will have so much time to grow. But since you’re already doing that, I’d put half in a HYSA and half in a total market ETF at vanguard. Also, just because you can do 0 percent down on a home loan, doesn’t mean you should, especially with interest rates so high right now
The top-voted advice is patience: index funds and a cash cushion, since the bonus pays out over four years rather than all at once. The thread's sharpest pushback is on the VA loan, where 0% down looks free until high rates make the payment anything but.