<div id="readability-page-1"><div><div><div>Key points:<ul><li>Stocks move lower Wednesday </li><li>S&amp;P 500 clocks fourth straight loss </li><li>Oracle leads declines with 5.4% drop </li></ul></div>Stocks got hammered out there as the AI trade continued to unravel. Oracle was among the heaviest decliners, shedding nearly 6% on a bad report. 📉 Tech Selloff Deepens Market Pain<ul><li>The S&amp;P 500 slid 1.2%, logging its fourth straight losing session, while the Nasdaq cratered 1.8% for its worst drop in nearly a month. AI powerhouses suddenly look very fragile and weak. </li><li>Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla each fell about 3%, proving once again that when a few big-tech bros head lower, the markets follow suit. </li><li>With year-end approaching, traders are trimming exposure to crowded AI trades that now feel… a little too circular. </li></ul>🏗️ Oracle Sparks AI Reality Check<ul><li>Oracle dropped roughly 6% after reports questioned funding for its massive data-center expansion tied to a $300 billion OpenAI computing deal. </li><li>The Financial Times said Blue Owl won’t back a planned $10 billion Michigan data center, raising eyebrows about how these AI dreams get financed. </li><li>Oracle insists negotiations are “on schedule,” but markets weren’t buying the reassurance – capital intensity has officially entered the chat. </li></ul>🎭 A Few Side Shows, Little Relief<ul><li>Netflix managed a small gain after Warner Bros. Discovery told shareholders to reject Paramount Skydance’s hostile bid – Hollywood drama, but no market-saving twist. </li><li>Outside tech, there was little shelter, as selling pressure remained broad and relentless. </li><li>Bitcoin resumed its slide, diving under $85,000 a piece as crypto bros were desperately trying to see the bright future of digital assets but short-termism prevailed for the day. </li></ul></div></div></div>

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The S&P 500 recorded its fourth consecutive loss, dropping 1.2%, while the Nasdaq fell 1.8%, marking its worst decline in nearly a month. Oracle led the declines with a 6% drop due to concerns over funding for its data-center expansion. Major tech stocks like Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla also fell around 3%. Traders are reducing exposure to AI trades, and Bitcoin continued its decline, falling below $85,000.

- Stocks fell significantly on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 experiencing its fourth consecutive loss, down 1.2%.  
- Oracle led the declines with a nearly 6% drop following concerns over its funding for a major data-center expansion.  
- The tech sector suffered overall, as major companies like Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla saw declines of about 3%.

SPX: S&P 500 Posts Fourth Losing Day in a Row. Nasdaq Wipes Out 1.8%