Big Tech stocks showed mixed performance in the night session on August 5. As of press time, mainstream stocks in the sector were mixed. Apple (AAPL.US) traded at $313.12 in the night session, up 0.68% from the previous close of $311.00. Amazon (AMZN.US) was at $272.41, down 0.09%. Google (GOOGL.US) performed weakly at $364.34, falling 5.02%. Meta (META.US) was at $589.73, down 0.16%. Tesla (TSLA.US) traded at $320.61, down 0.29%. TSMC (TSM.US) was at $410.63, down 0.81%.

Looking at the full day's trading, Big Tech stocks experienced significant volatility during regular hours before entering a consolidation phase in the night session. Google showed the most significant decline for the day, continuing its weakness from a sharp drop in the regular session. Apple, however, found some buying support in the night session, achieving a slight rebound. In terms of derivative leveraged products, the 2x Long Tesla ETF (TSLL.US) traded at $7.73 in the night session, down 0.51%, while the 2x Short ETF (TSDD.US) was at $10.73, up 0.66%. Among Google-related leveraged products, the 2x Long ETF (GGLL.US) was at $114.80, down 1.16%, and the 2x Short ETF (GGLS.US) was at $55.50, down 0.14%.

Overall, trading in the Big Tech sector was relatively thin during the night session. After digesting the sharp volatility from the regular session, investor sentiment turned cautious. As the next trading day approaches, the market will closely watch for further impacts on the sector from subsequent earnings guidance from tech giants and macroeconomic data.