- Alphabet Class C shares fell 5.83 % this week to close at 317.28 dollars, underperforming the S&P 500 amid macro pressures and cooling AI sentiment.
- Despite the weekly decline, 43 out of 62 institutions rated the stock as a buy, with a consensus target price of 422.36 dollars.
- The company is scheduled to release its 2026 third-quarter financial results on October 28 to test the sustainability of its cloud and AI growth.
- TQQQ.US fell 2.81 % to 66.29 USD this week, underperforming the S & P 500 and exhibiting high volatility with a weekly amplitude of 11.35 %.
- The underlying asset QQQ.US dropped 0.76 %, and TQQQ.US suffered additional losses due to daily rebalancing compounding decay in a fluctuating market.
- Market focus centers on upcoming AI chip company earnings and key macroeconomic data, including consumer confidence and durable goods orders.
- QQQ.US dropped 0.76 % to close at 704.40 USD and the NASDAQ - 100 declined 0.79 % to 28957.528 points over the week.
- Market performance was suppressed by growing concerns over artificial intelligence spending, rising Treasury yields driven by Federal Reserve rate expectations, and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
- The weekly volatility was further amplified by daily rebalancing friction and heavy tech stock sell - offs by hedge funds.
- QQQ.US dropped by 5.52% this week, while the NASDAQ-100 fell by 5.49% amid a continuous downward trend.
- Higher-than-expected September inflation data revived expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike, and AI and semiconductor sectors led a broad market decline.
- The product recorded a minor rebalancing loss of -0.03% due to the unilateral downward market movement, with upcoming housing data serving as a key focus for next week.
- QQQ.US rose by 0.23 % this week to close at 751.27 USD, slightly underperforming the S&P 500.
- The NASDAQ-100 gained 0.24 %, experiencing a small oscillation driven by Federal Reserve rate hike expectations and energy price fluctuations.
- Market focus shifts to the upcoming US CPI data on October 14, 2026, which will provide key clues for future interest rate trends.
- QQQ.US rose 0.68 % this week to close at 749.58 USD, outperforming the S & P 500 by 0.95 percentage points and nearing its historical high.
- The NASDAQ-100 index tracked by QQQ gained 0.65 %, driven by fluctuating Federal Reserve rate expectations and a weak nonfarm payroll report.
- Market focus for next week will shift to service sector PMI and international trade data, with attention on the index's support near historical highs.