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Japanese and South Korean stock markets suffered a second bloodbath, as the KOSPI plunged 5.28% to trigger a sidecar circuit breaker, while Kioxia tumbled 13%, falling below the 10,000-yen mark.

Micron plunged 25% in a single month, falling below the $800 mark, as technical indicators warn of a potential further 30% decline.

Qualcomm's earnings report showed revenue under pressure, dampening bullish sentiment and sending its stock tumbling to a nearly two-month low, with a breach of key technical support posing the risk of a further 20% decline.

The resolution of political uncertainty has sparked capital inflows, driving Bitcoin to rebound back to $80,000, with technicals signaling more than 8% further upside potential.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets diverged, as the Nikkei tracked gains in US equities to open higher, while the KOSPI tumbled 2.4%. Kioxia plummeted 8%, and SK Hynix and SoftBank dropped 6%.

As Democrats sweep the US midterm elections, US stock futures plummeted in response. Market panic mounts over AI data centers facing severe regulatory scrutiny, triggering expectations of a bloodbath in AI stocks.

The ballot counting for the U.S. midterm elections triggered a V-shaped reversal. South Korea's KOSPI Index surged against the trend, while the Nikkei pushed higher to recoup part of its losses, with SK Hynix, Samsung, SoftBank, and others narrowing their declines.

Regulatory concerns sparked by the Democrats gaining an edge in the election sent Bitcoin prices tumbling below $76,000, hitting a nearly two-month low.

Kioxia shares plunged over 13% in a single day, extending a four-day losing streak to hit a nearly six-month low, with key focus on the 10,000 yen mark.

Super Micro Computer reported earnings that exceeded expectations, sending its stock price surging by as much as 12%, with technical analysis indicating over 30% further upside potential.

South Korea's KOSPI surged 3.07% in a strong V-shaped reversal, as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rallied more than 3%–5%, while Japanese stocks opened lower but found support from bargain hunting.

SpaceX has pulled back over 20% on the monthly chart, with bulls retreating to defend the $135 mark, potentially risking a test of the major $100 level.

As a wave of risk aversion erupted on the U.S. midterm election voting day, Japanese markets were closed, while the KOSPI plummeted 3.59% to fall below 5,700 points, and SK Hynix tumbled 5.71%.

With the US midterm elections underway, the crypto market declined by 2%, and BTC fell below $77,000.

Heavy pre-earnings hedging sell-offs triggered a sharp drop of over 7% in AMD's stock price, with technicals suggesting a risk of a further 10% decline.

Palantir’s (PLTR) impressive earnings failed to stem profit-taking driven by high valuations, causing its stock price to fall 3%, with technical indicators closely watching the battle to defend the $160 level.

A wave of risk aversion surged on U.S. Election Day. Japanese markets were closed, while the KOSPI plummeted 3.59% at the open, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix falling around 5%.

Asian equities diverged between Japan and South Korea, as the KOSPI staged a major comeback to close up 2.24%, while Kioxia plummeted 15.78%, weighing on the Nikkei 225 Index.

WTI crude oil plunged nearly 2% as the U.S. and Iran plan to resume negotiations to ease geopolitical tensions, with technicals pointing to a potential deep correction of 20%.

Heavy selling pressure breached Kioxia's support levels, sending its stock price down more than 15% in a single day to hit a new low since May of this year.